Apple has resumed the sales of its products in Turkey just days after shuttering its sales operation following the Turkish lira collapsing against the U.S. dollar and rising economic concerns. With the resumption of product sales, Apple has also significantly increased the price of all of its products in the country as a result of inflation.
Over the past week, the Turkish lira has collapsed in value against the U.S. dollar, causing Apple to suspend product sales in the country. Now, Apple has reopened sales operations in Turkey for its online store, and presumably, in retail stores. This week, customers were also reportedly being turned down at Apple Stores in the country’s largest city, Istanbul.
- iPhone 13 mini now starts at 13.999 TL, up from 10.999 TL
- iPhone 13 now starts at 14.999 TL, up from 11.999 TL
- iPhone 13 Pro now starts at 19.999 TL, up from 14.999 TL
- iPhone 13 Pro Max now starts at 22.999 TL, up from 17.999 TL
- Apple Watch Series 7 now starts at 5.399 TL, up from 4.399 TL
- Apple Watch SE now starts at 3.799 TL, up from 3.099 TL
- Apple Watch Series 3 now starts at 2.699 TL, up from 2.199 TL
- 13-inch MacBook Pro now starts at 17.499 TL, up from 14.999 TL
- 13-inch MacBook Air now starts at 13.499 TL, up from 10.999 TL
- 14-inch MacBook Pro now starts at 28.999 TL, up from 23.499 TL
- 16-inch MacBook Pro now starts at 35.499 TL, up from 28.999 TL
- 24-inch iMac now starts at 17.999 TL, up from 14.999 TL
- 27-inch iMac now starts at 23.999 TL, up from 19.979 TL
- Mac Pro now starts at 79.999 TL, up from 67.449 TL
- Mac mini now starts at 9.499 TL, up from 7.899 TL
- AirPods Pro now starts at 3.599 TL, up from 2.899 TL
- Third-generation AirPods now starts at 2.499 TL, up from 1.999 TL
- AirPods Max now starts at 7.099 TL, up from 5.699 TL
- iPad Pro now starts at 10.799 TL, up from 8.599 TL
- iPad Air now starts at 7.999 TL, up from 6.399 TL
- iPad now starts at 4.799 TL, up from 3.899 TL
- iPad mini now starts at 7.199 TL, up from 5.799 TL
For updated information on new pricing, be sure to check out Apple’s Turkish store front.
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