iPhone 18 Pro: Apple locks in steep OLED price cuts as memory costs climb
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While Apple has managed to get a very good negotiation for the price of the screens of its iPhone 18 Pro, with the Asian suppliers Samsung Display and LG Display, this does not imply at all that the prices of its new generation of devices will be more expensive. Both The Elec medium and [...] The post Despite getting a lower price for screens the iPhones 18 will be up to US$300.- more expensive first appeared on TransMedia.
Apple Reportedly Secures Better Deal for iPhone 18 Pro Series’ OLED Panels; iPhone 18 Leak Hints at New Upgrades
Apple will reportedly pay LG and Samsung a significantly lower price for their OLED panels, which will be found on the iPhone 18 Pro Max. The price is said to be significantly lower than what the company is paying for the iPhone 17 Pro Max’s OLED panel. The report highlights that the company was paying between $110 (about Rs. 10,500) and $120 (roughly Rs. 11,500) to the same suppliers for each OLED screen for the current generation iPhone 17 Pro…
According to Korean media DealSite, Apple would have pressured Samsung Display and LG Display to drastically reduce the price of OLED slabs for iPhone 18. A way to offset the rising cost of memory chips, which weighs increasingly heavily on the manufacture of smartphones.
While RAM prices show no signs of slowing, Apple is trying to reduce the costs of other components. OLED screen manufacturers are in the crosshairs. - on macitynet.it Apple wants to pass the burden of RAM costs on to screen manufacturers.
iPhone 18 Pro: Apple locks in steep OLED price cuts as memory costs climb
Apple is intensifying pressure on Samsung Display and LG Display to slash prices for OLED panels destined for the iPhone 18 series, forcing the Korean suppliers into a sharper contest over manufacturing costs even as technical requirements rise. According to industry sources, Apple has demanded significantly lower supply prices for iPhone 18 OLED panels compared with the previous generation. Panels for last year’s iPhone 17 Pro Max were priced i…
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