The cheapest iPhone 16 Pro is in South Korea, the most expensive in Türkiye: Its price is twice that of the US!

According to a report titled "Mapping World Prices" by the Deutsche Bank Research Institute, the price of the 128GB iPhone 16 Pro varies significantly from country to country. South Korea is the cheapest country to sell the device among 41 countries, while Turkey tops the list as the most expensive.

The report stated that the iPhone 16 Pro was sold for €903 in South Korea, while the price in the US was €917. Australia came in third at €920.

Türkiye IS AT THE TOP!

The same model in Türkiye cost €1,854, more than double the US price. This made Türkiye the most expensive country to sell the iPhone 16 Pro. Brazil followed with €1,559 and Egypt with €1,296.

Prices varied significantly across Europe. The most expensive iPhone 16 Pro in the EU was sold in Sweden at €1,231, followed by Denmark (€1,188), Norway (€1,182), and Finland (€1,175).

Switzerland, a non-EU member, was the country with the most affordable iPhone in Europe at €1,045. The UK, meanwhile, was the cheapest among Europe's five largest economies at €1,095.

The USA is still considered cheap

Globally, the US was the second most affordable country for the iPhone 16 Pro, with a price of €917. Compared to the price in Türkiye, this represents a price difference of approximately €937.