<ul><li>Apple is considering raising the prices of its fall lineup, including the iPhone 17, despite avoiding blaming tariffs as the reason for the adjustments.</li><li>The 20% tariff on Chinese goods still in place and Apple's products fall under this, leading to speculation of price hikes even though smartphones are set to be exempted from a separate tariff.</li><li>Apple plans to explain the price hikes by citing new features and design changes, while continuing high-end iPhone production in China and gradually moving more production to India.</li><li>Although not confirmed by Apple yet, the Wall Street Journal suggests that iPhones could cost more this year, prompting users to consider this when upgrading their phones.</li></ul>

Apple price hikes are closer than we thought, starting with iPhone 17

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