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Apple went ahead and launched three new smartphones recently. And with the release of the newer models, the older ones get to have price cuts, which is perfect if you want to skip the slightly unexciting newer iPhones.

The company lowers the price of the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, as well as the iPhone 8, and 8 Plus. Four of the remaining iPhones that still sports the trusty TouchID. And the interesting fact is, the aforementioned models are getting really substantial price cuts.

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For starters, the base model iPhone 7 (32GB) is now available for only Php28,990, which is Php6,500 cheaper from its previous SRP of Php35,490. The 64GB model’s old price is now the price of the 128GB variant, that’s 35,490, which is used to be Php41,990.

The iPhone 7 Plus 32GB and 128GB models have also been discounted to Php36,990 (from Php44,990) and Php43,490 (from Php54,590), respectively.

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Other than the 2016 iPhones, the 2017 models are now also cheaper. The iPhone 8 64GB is at Php39,490 (from Php44,990), while the 256GB model now costs Php48,990 (from Php54,590).

In addition, the iPhone 8 Plus 64GB’s original Php51,490 SRP is now down to Php45,990, while the 256GB variant is priced Php55,490 from Php60,990.

iPhone 7, 7 Plus, and iPhone 8, 8 Plus updated price list

  • iPhone 7 (32GB): Php28,990
  • iPhone 7 (64GB): Php35,490
  • iPhone 7 Plus (32GB): Php36,990
  • iPhone 7 Plus (128GB): Php43,490
  • iPhone 8 (64GB): Php39,490
  • iPhone 8 (256GB): Php48,990
  • iPhone 8 Plus (64GB): Php45,990
  • iPhone 8 Plus (256GB): Php55,490

As you can see, the last generation’s iPhone X is not part of the list. That’s because Apple has completely discontinued it in lieu of the new iPhone XS.

But if you really want to wait for the newer models, the iPhone XS and XS Max are expected to arrive in the Philippines sometime in October, while the iPhone XR will come on a later date.

The iPhone XS has a starting price of USD999 (~Php53,800), the XS Max costs USD1,099 (~Php59,400), while the cheaper iPhone XR model will begin at USD749 (~Php40,400).

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  1. Great insights on the new price list for the iPhone 7 and 8 series! It’s interesting to see how these models are still competitive in today’s market. I’m curious if anyone has experience with the camera quality on these older models compared to the latest releases!

  2. Great breakdown of the new prices! It’s interesting to see how the iPhone 8 series is positioned alongside the 7 series. I’m particularly curious about how these price changes will affect sales in the Philippines. Thanks for the update!

  3. Great breakdown of the new price list for the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, and 8, 8 Plus! It’s interesting to see how the pricing has shifted in the current market. I’m curious about how these models will hold up against the newer releases. Thanks for the update!

  4. Great to see the new price list for the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 8, and 8 Plus! I’m curious about how these models compare to the latest releases in terms of performance. Thanks for keeping us updated!

  5. Great breakdown of the new prices for the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 8, and 8 Plus! It’s interesting to see how the pricing strategy differs now, especially with the newer models available. I’m curious if you think these older models still provide good value for money compared to the latest ones? Thanks for the update!

  6. Great to see the updated price list for the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, and 8 series! It’s interesting how these older models still hold value in the market. I’m especially curious about how they compare performance-wise with the newer models. Thanks for the insights!

  7. Thanks for sharing the updated price list! It’s interesting to see how the iPhone 7 and 8 models are positioned now. I wonder if Apple will keep supporting these models for software updates much longer.

  8. These new price adjustments for the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 8, and 8 Plus are interesting! It seems like a great opportunity for those looking to upgrade on a budget. I’m curious to see how this affects sales in the Philippines. Thanks for the update, NoypiGeeks!