According to rumors circulating on the internet, the upcoming iPhone (8) that will be released this September as the 10th anniversary model is likely to cost over $1,000.
According to the source of the website Fast Company, this price will be due to the adoption of a new OLED screen (without corners), which is completely new for Apple's phones. The inflated price, according to rumors, will be due to the larger memory as well as the bigger battery that the 5.8‑inch model will have.
In this case, the price will be higher than that of the iPhone 7 Plus with 258GB, which costs $969, unlocked and tax‑free.
It is also noted that it is very likely that three different models will be released this fall: an iPhone 8 5.8‑inch that we mentioned earlier, and two others that will be equipped with 4.7‑inch and 5.5‑inch LCD screens, and which will probably be cheaper than the first.
What do you think?
Will it be worth paying more than $1,000 for the top model of the iPhone 8? It is known that OLED screens are much more expensive than LCDs, but they offer better contrast, brightness and reduced power consumption.
If you are not interested in iOS but still want an OLED screen and a high‑end device, you might be able to wait for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8, which is said to have exactly the same screen.
What do you think? The choices are many: Expensive iPhone, cheap iPhone (what will your friends say), explosive Samsung, or something else?
