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Apple iPhone Xs series launches on September 12, and we are now seeing more leaks take place around the upcoming devices. Apple iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and a 6.1-inch iPhone with LCD display are expected at the launch event. Now in a another set of leaks coming from Germany, prices of the iPhone Xs series have been revealed online.
According to a report on macerkopf.de, which had earlier revealed the September 12 launch date, the iPhone Xs will have a price of €909, while the iPhone Xs Max will have a price tag of €1,149. The prices are for the base 64GB variant. Apple is expected to charge another €170 for the bigger 256GB variant. The base 6.1-inch LCD version will have a price of €799. The report also indicates that the prices will be similar to the Euro prices from last year for the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X 2017.
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Keep in mind that Apple’s iPhone series is usually much more expensive in India. Also with the current dollar-rupee currency fluctuation and the rupee continuing to fall against the US dollar, Apple is likely to stick with a higher pricing in India when it launches the iPhone Xs series here. Currency fluctuations are playing havoc with a lot of smartphone companies right now, and it is unlikely that Apple’s pricing will not be impacted by the same.
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With current state of currency depreciation, do not be surprised if the iPhone Xs Max crosses the Rs 1 lakh price tag for the base variant at launch.
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Apple iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max will comes with OLED displays, dual-rear cameras with support for Portrait mode, 2X zoom, and dual-OIS on both sensors. The iPhone 9 or the 6.1-inch LCD variant will continue with the single rear camera at the back, though this too will have Face ID on the front and a True Depth camera.
