Like every year, The arrival of the next generation iPhone causes Apple to stop selling models from previous years. The arrival of the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max created four models that are no longer available in Apple Stores worldwide.

In this case, we have important models that will no longer be sold, especially if you are a compact phone enthusiast. Apple no longer sells iPhone miniOnly two 5.4-inch iPhone minis were produced, but it seems the market has pushed them aside. You can’t say Apple didn’t try.

After the introduction of iPhone 15, many iPhones were stopped from being sold in Apple Stores

Apple discontinued these iPhone models

After four new iPhone 15s Apple discontinued four more iPhone models As of today, it is no longer sold in Apple Stores worldwide. However, you may continue to find them from other official distributors for a while. These are the models Apple no longer sells:

• iPhone 12
• iPhone 13 mini
• iPhone 14 Pro
• iPhone 14 Pro Max

Maybe it’s a good time to get them to other stores because Apple will most likely stop producing them very soon. Additionally, the price drop experienced by other models could mean we’ll find real discounts on any of these four iPhones.

The truth is that everything follows Apple’s logic in recent years. iPhone Pro always disappears after the arrival of the new generationThis has been the case for many years. With its price decreasing, the iPhone 12 is replaced by the iPhone 13, and the iPhone 13 is replaced by the iPhone 14.

The arrival of the iPhone 15 removed four iPhone models from the market

Then, These are the iPhones Apple currently sells at the Apple Store and will be sold next year:

• iPhone SE – 529 euros
• iPhone 13 – 739 Euros
• iPhone 14 – 859 euros
• iPhone 15 – 959 Euros
• iPhone 15 Plus – 1.109 Euros
• iPhone 15 Pro – 1,219 Euros
• iPhone 15 Pro Max – 1,469 Euros

HE The oldest model currently in Apple Stores is the third-generation iPhone SEDue to its old design and slightly lower technical specifications, it is likely to be renewed during 2024. Apple can reuse the body of any of the iPhones discontinued this year, such as the iPhone 13 mini or iPhone 12.