After carriers and retailers dropped the price of the iPhone in recent weeks ahead of the sixth-generation iPhone launch, MacRumors found this morning that Apple retail stores were given the go-ahead to price match the iPhone to other outlets by as much as $49.01. Like most price-matching programs, customers will assumedly have to present proof of lower pricing before Apple takes the money off. The price matching looks to be only taking place in retail stores and not on Apple’s online store.
- iPhone 4 8G – $49.99 (originally $100)
- iPhone 4S 16GB – $149.99 (originally $200)
- iPhone 4S 32GB – $249.99 (originally $300)
- iPhone 4S 64GB – $349.99 (originally $400)
From earlier:
- Best Buy drops price of the iPhone 4 to $49.99 with plan
- Target discounting iPhone 4S to $149, iPhone 4 to $49 – in store only
- Apple iPhone 4S 16GB Phone for Sprint for $150 + free shipping
- Apple iPhone 4 8GB for Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint for $50 + pickup at Best Buy
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