The first foldable iPhone is coming to Israel: Here are the prices
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Tech enthusiasts in Israel are eagerly awaiting the launch of Apple's new and intriguing device. This week, the Pelephone network released the full price list for the devices ahead of the arrival of the first foldable iPhone to the local market, which is generating significant interest among consumers.
According to the official announcement, the prices for the new device are expected to be exceptionally high. The base model, which comes with 256GB of storage, will be offered for sale at a price of 8,199 shekels. This is a significant price tag that places the device in the luxury category of the smartphone world.
For those who need more storage capacity, the company is also offering the 512GB model. This model will cost consumers 8,799 shekels. These prices reflect the innovative technology of the foldable screen, which is currently considered one of the most expensive and complex to manufacture in the smartphone industry.
The launch of the device in Israel joins a global trend of technology companies attempting to offer new solutions to users. While the price may deter some customers, analysts estimate that there will be high demand from consumers interested in experiencing the latest innovations from the U.S. tech giant.
In the coming days, other retail chains are expected to publish their prices, which may create some competition in the market. It is recommended that consumers check the various offers and warranty terms before purchasing the new device.
Sources: היום
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