How Much Does Each iPhone 16 Model Cost?
Apple has announced the new iPhone 16e, the latest addition to its flagship smartphone lineup and the cheapest model in the iPhone 16 series. So where does it sit price-wise relative to the other models in the lineup?
The iPhone 16e is priced starting at $599, while the iPhone 16 starts at $799 and the iPhone 16 Plus is priced starting at $899, all with 128GB of base storage. The iPhone 16 Pro starts at $999 for 128GB and $1,199 for iPhone 16 Pro Max for 256GB. Here's a breakdown of Apple's prices, including UK equivalents.
- iPhone 16e
- 128GB: $599 / £599
- 256GB: $699 / £699
- 512GB: $899 / £899
- iPhone 16
- 128GB: $799 / £799
- 256GB: $899 / £899
- 512GB: $1,099 / £1,099
- iPhone 16 Plus
- 128GB: $899 / £899
- 256GB: $999 / £999
- 512GB: $1,199 / £1,199
- iPhone 16 Pro
- 128GB: $999 / £999
- 256GB: $1,099 / £1,099
- 512GB: $1,299 / £1,299
- 1TB: $1,499 / £1,499
- iPhone 16 Pro Max
- 256GB: $1,199 / £1,199
- 512GB: $1,399 / £1,399
- 1TB: $1,599 / £1,599
Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16e are now open on Apple's online store and via the Apple Store app, with a global launch to follow on Friday, February 28.
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