Apple announced its iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro series smartphones today. Here’s Canadian pricing for the new iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max below. Prices have increased across the board from $30 and up to $110. These are the most expensive prices we’ve seen for iPhones and given inflation everywhere, it’s no surprise at all.
iPhone 15
iPhone 15 Plus
iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone 15 Pro Max
You’ll notice with the iPhone 15 Pro Max, Apple has eliminated the 128GB option, therefore pushing users to the higher-priced 256GB from $1,749. The 1TB option for iPhone 15 Pro Max is at $2,349, which is $2,630 CAD after 12% tax in B.C. (GST and PST). That is just insane.
Pre-orders for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro smartphones start this Friday, September 15 at 5am PT/8am ET and will launch one week later on September 22, 2023. Who’s opening their wallet this time around?
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Hey Gary, just FYI, using the “View All” link for the “Latest News”, the most recent stories are not showing up. The latest one is “iPhone 15 and 15 Plus unveiled by Apple”. The more recent stories show up on the homepage but not the latest news View All list.
Hey thanks…looking into this ASAP.
Good news is it seems to be working properly now on my iPhone and iPad.
Remember when iPhone sold for 500$ CAD? I miss those days.
No doubt! 🙁
Apple always revise CAD prices according to prevailing USD F/X rate upon new product launch. Solution. Travel to New Hampshire and buy sans sales tax. I do this when I’m visiting family for Thanksgiving and want to do an upgrade every few years. 🤣
Going to try this…LOL
Newer US iPhones may not have a physical SIM slot.
That’s a valid point, as long as your Canadian provider supports e-sim that is not such a problem, but when trading in your old Phone in the USA, remember to bring the appropriate Canadian e-sim activation card as well as take down your old SIM card number. You can change them down in the USA if you bring that, connect to wifi to do it.
iPhone 13 Pro was the last US phone to possess a physical sim. E-Sim is fairly easy to procure from a Canadian carrier now. The only problem is many Canadian carriers do not allow you transfer E-Sim from one phone to another if already activated on an existing phone. Another anti-consumer roadblock they have artificially imposed. They want you to pay for a new E-Sim every time you get a new phone. Utter BS!
My iPhone 13 Pro Max was $2100 for 512GB, so this is a decrease for me!
999 USD to CAD is 1,351.23, but the Canadian price for iPhone 15 pro is 1449. What the fxxk wrong with Apple?
Not a chance. The days of paying for a $1000-$2500 phone are over. They should be $199 for 128GB, $299 for 256GB, $399 for 512GB, and $499 for 1TB for iPhone 15 Pro Max. Apple is a trillion dollar company, there is no reason to have outrageous pricing like that.