Where Is the Cheapest iPhone in the World? Full Country List


2026/08/05 19:28:17 IST

Where can you find the cheapest iPhone?

    The price of the iPhone 17 Pro varies by country. Due to taxes and duties, it is sold at a much lower price in some places and at a very high price in others.

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Survey across 41 countries

    Deutsche Bank compared the prices of the iPhone 17 Pro (256GB) across 41 countries. The report revealed the cheapest and most expensive markets.

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What is the price in the US?

    In the US, the iPhone 17 Pro (256GB) is priced at $1,181 (approximately ₹1.14 lakh). Many consider this the cheapest price, but that is not the case.

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Japan Ranks Number One

    According to the report, the same phone is available in Japan for just $1,121 (approximately ₹1.08 lakh). This is about 5% cheaper than in the US.

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South Korea is also a great option

    In South Korea, the price of the iPhone 17 Pro is roughly equal to that in the US. Here, too, customers can get the phone at a relatively lower price.

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Most expensive iPhone in Turkey

    In Turkey, the same iPhone sells for around $2,492 (approximately ₹2.5 lakh). This is more than double the US price.

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Brazil & Mexico are also Expensive

    The price of the iPhone reaches around ₹2.16 lakh in Brazil, while in Mexico, it goes up to about ₹1.51 lakh.

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Why is the iPhone expensive in India?

    In India, the iPhone 17 Pro is priced at around $1,427 (approximately ₹1.36 lakh). Taxes and other levies are considered the main reasons for this.

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Not cheap in China either

    Although the iPhone is manufactured in China, its price there is still around $1,332 (approximately ₹1.28 lakh).

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Things to know before buying an iPhone

    If you are planning to buy an iPhone from abroad, make sure to check not just the price, but also the warranty, taxes, customs regulations, and model availability.

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