It is a familiar fact that iPhones continue getting more expensive with each new release. The price hit is predictable to be even higher because of the 5G support in iPhone 12 listings. But as per new study observations by Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is taking into consideration ways to keep the price down by dipping costs somewhere else.
Apple is basically looking to save costs in other mechanisms to balance for the improved 5G expenses. The 5G cost is believed to add to the overall price by up to $75-$85 for the sub-6GHz band and by up to $125-$135 for the millimeter-wave band technology. This is undeniably an important price that can make various users look at older models or in some cases even at Android counterparts.
Batter board is thought to be the part where Apple is likely to save the majority of the money. Apple is allegedly going for simpler and lesser battery board designs. These designs will have fewer layers than normal and will ultimately aid the team in keeping the pricing down. The price diversity is likely to be anywhere among 40% and 50% comparing to the iPhone 11 listings.
This is at this time a part of the report and we can anticipate seeing more facts in the future. Apple is listed to launch iPhone 12 series in October but prior to that, it will publicize a new iPad and Apple Watch in September. The launch of the iPhone is confirmed to setback owing to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
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