Prices for iPhone 15 in Russia fell by 15-28% in a month
Miscellaneous / / October 25, 2023
Thanks to parallel and gray imports, they can become even cheaper.
Prices for smartphones have dropped noticeably in Russia iPhone 15, which Apple introduced just a month ago. Now they can be purchased at 15–28% cheaper, found out "News".
There are several reasons for this. Firstly, the establishment of parallel imports had an impact, thanks to which it was possible to avoid a shortage. Secondly, new products appeared on marketplaces. Some online platforms import devices, including through gray import, which allows you to save money. For this reason, they can charge lower prices. The difference compared to large chain stores can be 20 thousand rubles. Therefore, the latter are planning to join this game.
In the near future we will reduce prices for iPhone 15 to 20%. This is due to changes in the cost of purchases after the start of sales. Regular deliveries allow us to fully satisfy consumer demand.
MTS
Thus, the iPhone 15 with 128 GB of memory has already fallen in price on some sites by 15% - to 82.5 thousand rubles. The cost of the Pro model with 256 GB has decreased by 28% - it is now offered for 128.5 thousand rubles. In general, prices for the same versions can vary greatly from one seller to another.
On the one hand, the iPhone is more than enough. On the other hand, they are shipped from different sources, and Apple does not control channels and prices. This means that no one in the Russian Federation now adheres to a single pricing policy.
Denis Kuskov
CEO of TelecomDaily
Experts interviewed by the publication also confirmed that the iPhone 15 turned out to be more popular than the previous series. For some models, demand was up to 60% higher in the first two weeks.
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