iPhone 16 went on sale in Brazil this Friday (17). New generation Apple mobile phones are on retail sale Prices starting from R$ 7,799 for the cheapest version of the base model (128 GB of storage), it reaches up to R$ 15,499 for the 1 TB iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Apple introduced the entire series at the beginning of September this year. The pre-sale of the iPhone 16 started last Tuesday (24), so the window of opportunity to pre-purchase was very small.
There are many new features for the iPhone 16, especially on the base models (iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus). Starting with the look, the rear cameras are now arranged vertically and colors are much more vibrant than the previous generation.
One of the main new features of the new series is “Camera Control”, a new button on the side dedicated entirely to managing the device’s camera resources. The component supports various movements and is sensitive to different pressure levels.
Check the minimum price for each of the iPhone 16 models below:
- iPhone 16 (128 GB): R$ 7,799;
- iPhone 16 Plus (128 GB): R$ 9,499;
- iPhone 16 Pro (128 GB): R$ 10,499;
- iPhone 16 Pro (256 GB): R$ 12,499.
You Prices in Brazil reflect adjustments abroad. Therefore, the iPhone 16 is more expensive than the iPhone 15 was at launch. The price difference varies between R$ 500 and R$ 1,500.
Where to buy iPhone 16?
You can buy a brand new iPhone 16 from Apple’s official website or at partner retailers or telephone operator stores such as iPlace, Vivo and Claro – some with special installment terms.
But it’s important to be aware: the euphoria of the launch is an opportunity for scammers to take advantage of your carelessness. Always be wary of very good offers and choose stores and marketplaces that offer a purchase guarantee.
Source: Tec Mundo
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