iPhone and Mac prices will rise in 2026 due to AI-driven memory cost increases. Base iPhones may exceed $200 more, with the foldable iPhone Ultra expected to start above $2,000 at Apple's fall event.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that iPhone and Mac prices will rise in 2026 due to skyrocketing memory costs driven by AI data center demand. Base iPhones could jump over $200, with the foldable iPhone Ultra expected to start above $2,000 when Apple reveals its fall lineup in September.

Tim Cook confirms Apple price hikes are coming, iPhones could jump $200 or more

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