Apple temporarily halted its online store today to implement a pricing update, bringing the store back online shortly after the changes were made. Even a leading consumer electronics company like Apple, known for having one of the best component supply chains in the world, couldn't ignore the impact of NAND Flash and DRAM price changes. As a result, the company has adjusted the prices of all products containing these components, reflecting an upward trend. Starting with its most affordable Mac option, the MacBook Neo, the price has increased from $599 to $699 for the base configuration. This pricing does not include the student discount, which has become more stringent. Apple now requires student verification for college students and other forms of verification for educational staff to access these discounts.
The average increase in today's price hike is $246.67. The most significant change is seen in the Mac Studio powered by the M3 Ultra SoC, which is now priced at $5,299, a $1,300 increase from its original $3,999 price. On the other end of the spectrum, the HomePod mini has experienced a $30 increase, going from $99 to $129. You can view the entire pricing update, compiled by MacRumors, below. Additionally, the 256 GB version of the Mac mini is back in stock, now priced at $799, up from its previous listing of $599. No price changes have been applied to any iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, Studio Display, and accessories.
All price changes follow.
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