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Apple hikes prices by up to 42%: Check full price list for MacBooks, iPads, Vision Pro and HomePod devices

Apple raises MacBook and iPad prices by up to 42% as memory chip costs surge. Check the full list of new MacBook, iPad, Vision Pro and HomePod prices.

Published on: Jun 25, 2026, 23:55:08 IST
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Apple has increased prices for several MacBook and iPad models, with some products now costing around 20% to 42% more than before. The price hikes come after Apple CEO Tim Cook said last week that the company's current pricing had become "unsustainable." Cook said rising memory and storage component costs were making it difficult for Apple to keep prices unchanged.

Apple raises MacBook and iPad prices by up to 42%. Check the full list (Apple/Representative image) (Apple)
Apple raises MacBook and iPad prices by up to 42%. Check the full list (Apple/Representative image) (Apple)

On Thursday, Apple's online store briefly went offline before returning with updated prices. The new prices affect several MacBook and iPad models sold in the United States and other markets. Apple's cheapest laptop, the MacBook Neo, has become more expensive. According to Apple, the main reason for the price hikes is the sharp increase in the cost of memory and storage components. The new pricing marks one of Apple's biggest recent increases across its MacBook and iPad lineup.

Full list of new MacBook, iPad and Pro prices

Macs

  1. MacBook Air (13-inch) - $1,299 - was $1,099
  2. MacBook Air (15-inch) - $1,499 - was $1,299
  3. MacBook Pro (M5) - $1,999 - was $1,699
  4. MacBook Pro (M5 Pro) - $2,499 - was $2,199
  5. MacBook Pro (M5 Max) - $4,099 - was $3,599
  6. MacBook Neo - $699 - was $599
  7. iMac - $1,499 - was $1,299
  8. MacBook Pro (16-inch) - $2,999 - was $2,699
  9. Mac Studio (M3) - $5,299 - was $3,999
  10. Mac Studio (M4) - $2,499 - $1,999

 
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