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Apple Just Made Its Macs and iPads Significantly More Expensive, Blaming Memory Costs
Ars Technica·Friday, 26 June 2026
Apple has raised prices across its Mac and iPad lineup, with some Macs now costing hundreds of dollars more than they did the day before. The company is blaming rising memory costs for the increases. Many retailers are still selling old inventory at previous prices, but that window is closing.
Why It Matters
Apple products are aspirational purchases for millions of people. Steep price hikes make already-expensive devices even harder to justify buying, whether for work or personal use.
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