Apple Discontinues iPhone 17 Pro and Raises Prices on Several Models
Apple's official website has discontinued the iPhone 17 Pro series, now only offering the iPhone Air, iPhone 17, iPhone 17e, and iPhone 16 for sale. Apple customer service stated that after the release of new products, only the base models will continue to be sold, and the iPhone 17 Pro series will not be restocked. Customers looking to purchase can check inventory at physical retail stores or through other online channels. Additionally, customer service responded that the price increase for the older iPhone models is due to rising material costs: the iPhone Air 256GB/512GB versions have each increased by 800 yuan, the 1TB version has increased by 2300 yuan, both the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17e have uniformly increased by 800 yuan, and the iPhone 16 128GB version has increased by 600 yuan.
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