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Apple Price Hike 2026: Here’s How Much Extra You’ll Pay for Every Product

Brace yourself — Apple just made its lineup considerably more expensive, and the price jumps span everything from entry-level accessories to flagship workstations. Whether you've been eyeing a new MacBook…

June 29, 2026
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Brace yourself — Apple just made its lineup considerably more expensive, and the price jumps span everything from entry-level accessories to flagship workstations. Whether you’ve been eyeing a new MacBook or just want a HomePod mini, your wallet is about to feel it. Here’s a complete breakdown of what changed.

Apple Full Price Hike List

ProductOld Price (INR)New Price (INR)Increase
Mac Studio M3 Ultra₹4,29,900₹5,99,900+₹1,70,000
MacBook Pro M5 Max₹3,99,900₹4,99,900+₹1,00,000
Mac Studio M4 Max₹2,14,900₹2,79,900+₹65,000
MacBook Pro M5₹1,69,900₹2,39,900+₹70,000
iMac M4₹1,34,900₹1,74,900+₹40,000
MacBook Air M5₹1,19,900₹1,49,900+₹30,000
iPad Pro₹99,990₹1,39,900+₹39,910
Mac mini M4₹59,900₹94,900+₹35,000
iPad Air₹64,900₹89,900+₹25,000
MacBook Neo₹69,900₹79,900+₹10,000
iPad mini₹49,900₹69,900+₹20,000
Base iPad₹34,900₹49,900+₹15,000
HomePod₹32,900₹44,900+₹12,000
Apple TV 4K (128GB)₹16,900₹31,900+₹15,000
Apple TV 4K (64GB)₹14,900₹25,900+₹11,000
HomePod mini₹10,900₹15,900+₹5,000

Breaking Down the Biggest Jumps

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Mac Studio M3 Ultra takes the crown for the steepest hike, jumping a massive ₹1,70,000. This workstation-class machine was already a premium buy, and the new price pushes it firmly into professional-only territory.

MacBook Pro M5 Max isn’t far behind, with a ₹1,00,000 increase. For creators and developers relying on Apple’s most powerful laptop chip, this jump significantly raises the entry cost into top-tier performance.

MacBook Pro M5 and Mac Studio M4 Max both saw hikes of ₹70,000 and ₹65,000 respectively — a clear signal that Apple’s mid-to-high-end professional lineup has taken the hardest pricing hit overall.

Everyday Devices Aren’t Spared Either

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iMac M4 and MacBook Air M5, both popular among everyday users and students, rose by ₹40,000 and ₹30,000. These were previously seen as Apple’s more “accessible” computers, so the increase stings for budget-conscious buyers.

iPad Pro saw one of the sharpest percentage jumps, rising nearly 40% with an increase of ₹39,910 — making it almost as expensive as some MacBooks now.

Mac mini M4 and iPad Air also climbed by ₹35,000 and ₹25,000, reshaping what used to be Apple’s “value” entry points into pricier propositions.

Smaller Devices, Smaller (But Still Notable) Hikes

Even budget-friendly devices didn’t escape unscathed:

  • iPad mini and Base iPad rose by ₹20,000 and ₹15,000
  • HomePod and Apple TV 4K (128GB) both increased by similar margins
  • HomePod mini, the cheapest device on the list, still saw a ₹5,000 bump — a meaningful jump for an entry-level smart speaker

The MacBook Neo, interestingly, had the smallest increase on the list at just ₹10,000, making it relatively the safest buy if you’re hunting for a new laptop without breaking the bank further.

What This Means for Buyers

If you’ve been planning an Apple purchase, this is the moment to weigh urgency against budget. Professional-grade devices like the Mac Studio and MacBook Pro lineup have taken the biggest hits, while entry-level accessories remain comparatively more affordable — even with their own price bumps factored in.

For more tech updates, price trackers, and gadget comparisons, head over to TechnoSports’ tech section and explore more on TechnoSports for daily coverage.

Learn more about Apple’s product lineup on Wikipedia’s Apple Inc. page.

FAQs

1. Which Apple product saw the highest price increase?

The Mac Studio M3 Ultra saw the biggest hike, increasing by ₹1,70,000.

2. Did budget Apple products also get more expensive?

Yes, even the HomePod mini rose by ₹5,000, showing the price hike spans the entire lineup.



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