On September 9th, the presentation event for the new iPhone 16 took place at the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park. A few days ago we told you about the importance of the new product launch this September to project a new range of products for sale, and a series of devices that would no longer be available. Once the event was over, we already know that iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 13 are no longer on sale, making way, therefore, for the new iPhone 16, iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 in their standard and Plus models.
Apple stops selling the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 13
The iPhone 16 includes great new features that we have talked about these days in its standard and Plus models, as well as in its Pro and Pro Max models. Much of Apple’s work year after year is define the range of products that are left on sale after a major launch. This is because not everyone wants to buy the latest and greatest iPhone, but would rather sacrifice some cool new features for a lower price and buy a device that is a generation or two older.
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These Apple products could stop being sold next week
On this occasion and after presenting the iPhone 16 in its four different models, Apple has decided to stop selling the iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 13. There was obviously no doubt that the Pro models of the iPhone 15 were going to disappear. However, the surprise came with the iPhone 14, which is still selling two years later in the same models as the iPhone 15, albeit at a lower price.
These models will no longer be available in stores as they run out, so it would not be surprising if some stores still have these models available to the user. In addition, Apple also sells the iPhone SE, a much more affordable model until they present the fourth generation with a very renovated design and interior.
Source: www.actualidadiphone.com
