Apple MacBook Air, Mac Mini and Apple TV now cost up to 50 pct more: Check new rates here

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Apple has raised prices of several products in India.

Macs, HomePods, and Apple TV models are among the affected devices.

The company has not revealed the reason behind the price hike.

Apple has quietly raised the prices of several products in India, with some devices now costing more than Rs 50,000 above their launch prices. The revised prices are visible on Apple’s official website, but the company has not made any formal announcement about the increase. The price rise affects a range of products, including Macs, smart home devices, and streaming hardware. The change comes just weeks after Apple CEO Tim Cook said that rising costs were becoming difficult for the company to absorb. Although Cook did not reveal which products would become more expensive, many industry experts believed that the iPhone lineup would be the first to see a price increase.

Interestingly, Apple has quietly increased the prices of several products in India today. However, contrary to expectations, the iPhone lineup has not received a price hike so far. According to a reliable tipster and industry watcher, Yogesh Brar, “It makes perfect sense that Apple left the iPhone out of today’s price hikes. As their biggest seller and main revenue driver, it’s the absolute last product category they want to disrupt mid-year. Based on what we’re hearing from retail channels, Apple is likely waiting until September to announce those increases naturally alongside the launch of the new lineup. Raising prices on their other products today gives them some breathing room in the short term. Even though Apple is sitting on enormous profits, this staggered approach lets them manage rising component costs without risking a sales slowdown in their most important product category.”

Follow along with the article to learn which Apple products have become more expensive in India.

Apple price hike in India

Mac Products

ProductEarlier Price (Rs)Revised Price (Rs)Price Increase (Rs)Increase (%)
Mac mini M479,90094,90015,00018.8%
Mac mini M4 Pro1,49,9001,99,90050,00033.4%
MacBook Air M5 (13-inch)1,19,9001,49,90030,00025.0%
MacBook Air M5 (15-inch)1,49,9001,79,90030,00020.0%
MacBook Pro 14-inch M51,89,9002,39,90050,00026.3%
MacBook Pro 14-inch M5 Pro2,49,9002,99,90050,00020.0%
MacBook Pro 14-inch M5 Max3,99,9004,99,9001,00,00025.0%
MacBook Pro 16-inch M5 Max4,29,9005,39,9001,10,00025.6%
Mac Studio M4 Max2,14,9002,79,90065,00030.2%
Mac Studio M3 Ultra4,29,9005,99,9001,70,00039.5%

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iPad Products

ProductEarlier Price (Rs)Revised Price (Rs)Price Increase (Rs)Increase (%)
iPad (Base Model)34,99049,99015,00042.9%
iPad mini49,90069,90020,00040.1%
iPad Air64,90089,90025,00038.5%
iPad Pro99,9901,39,90039,91039.9%

Home Products

ProductEarlier Price (Rs)Revised Price (Rs)Price Increase (Rs)Increase (%)
HomePod mini10,90015,9005,00045.9%
HomePod32,90044,90012,00036.5%
Apple TV 4K (64GB)14,90025,90011,00073.8%
Apple TV 4K (128GB + Ethernet)16,90031,90015,00088.8%

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Biggest Price Hikes

ProductIncrease (Rs)Increase (%)
Mac Studio M3 Ultra1,70,00039.5%
MacBook Pro 16-inch M5 Max1,10,00025.6%
MacBook Pro 14-inch M5 Max1,00,00025.0%
Apple TV 4K (128GB + Ethernet)15,00088.8%
Apple TV 4K (64GB)11,00073.8%

What did Apple say?

Apple has not officially explained the recent increase in prices for several of its products. However, industry experts believe the rise may be linked to the ongoing global shortage of computer chips.

Bhaskar Sharma

Bhaskar is a Senior Copy Editor at Digit India who keeps a close watch on everything shaping the world of technology from smartphones and home appliances to AI, government tech initiatives, digital safety, and the latest industry developments. Whether it's breaking news, in-depth features, hands-on reviews, practical how-to guides, or exclusive scoops, he translates complex tech into stories that are easy to understand and worth reading. His work has been featured in iGeeksBlog, GuidingTech, and other leading publications. Before joining Digit India, he served as an assistant editor at TechBloat. A B.Tech graduate and full-time tech journalist, he is driven by just one goal, which is to help readers stay informed, stay secure, and stay ahead in an ever-changing digital world.

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