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WSJ’s Rolfe Winkler breaks down his exclusive interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who said Apple is raising prices on its devices after an “unprecedented” increase in the prices and availability of memory chips.

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32 thoughts on “Why Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Prices Will Increase

  1. The day will come soon when some bright sparks in Asia will invent something that blows Apple Mac out of the water. They'll scale rapidly and massively undercut Apple. Apple had it too good for too long.

  2. No One likes that. We all may have to switch to Samsung devices. No one will buy iphones over todays basic need of groceries and rent. I would go back to landline if I have to. Leave a message after the beep Apple!

  3. In all fairness, they’ve kept a lot of prices such as the iPhone about the same since 2017. They’d have to do this at some point because of inflation.

  4. i guess we WONT be buying a new iphone every year then, just keep on using the same ones until they get the prices back down,, and IF they dont,, i guess we will find ANOTHER way to use a phone that doesnt involve apple!

  5. The problem is apple always had around 56-60% profit margin in their every devices..so even though the memory and chips prices are increasing if they adjust their profit margins it will be great for the consumers. But the thing is they wont adjust it..they will just dump it on us.

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