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Apple warns it may be really hard to get a new iPhone this year
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Macworld
Macworld reports that strong demand rather than supplier issues is driving the shortage, particularly affecting the iPhone Ultra and new color variants.
Rising RAM costs may lead to higher iPhone prices in September, adding financial pressure alongside limited availability for eager buyers.
This year, we’re expecting the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max to arrive alongside the brand-new folding iPhone Ultra, and demand is sure to be bigger than ever.
Apple raised prices significantly last month to offset the rising costs of memory chips, but left iPhone prices stable, though they, too, are expected to rise in September.
And if RAM is still hard to get, that’s going to create something of a perfect storm for buyers, with stock of the iPhone Ultra likely selling out as quickly as the iPhone X and the hot new iPhone 18 color backordered for months.