UBS analyst Steven Milunovich believes the iPhone 8 will start at $870 and cost as much as $1070 with maxed out storage, reports Business Insider.
In a note distributed to clients on Monday, Milunovich said that despite rumors of the iPhone costing over $1000, that would be the high-end price not the starting one. He also forecasted that the iPhone 8 would make up 45% of sales next year.
"Assuming that the OLED model constitutes 45% of sales, we estimate the [iPhone average selling price] could be $730 ($783 bull, $664 bear)," Milunovich wrote.
UBS has rated Apple as a 'buy' with an increased price target of $170.
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Shawn - May 23, 2017 at 12:17pm
So with a quarter of a trillion dollars of cash in the bank this company is asking for more and more from the consumer. This is how the customer is rewarded. Unbelievable!
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tom2323 - May 23, 2017 at 1:54pm
Nobody is forcing you to buy anything. There is nothing 'greedy' at all about offering a product that people want.
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Chip - May 23, 2017 at 8:48am
So now what? 5.5 will also have 3gigs why not make it 5gigs? Also didn't they say the 8 will not be in 5.5 size.
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qba - May 23, 2017 at 5:59am
It has always been around the same, where have you been?