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The iPhone 14 series is expected to do away with the 'mini' variant for a 'Plus' variant, hence increasing its entry price.
According to reports citing noted industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is set to do away with the 'mini' variant of the new iPhone, which means that the portfolio will begin with the iPhone 14 itself. This could push up the entry segment price of the new iPhones by about $100. Apple is also expected to introduce an iPhone 14 Plus instead, which means that even if the iPhone 14 costs the same, the entry cost of the new generation devices would go up.
On the other end, Apple is tipped to do away with 128GB internal storage of the new iPhones. This means that the new iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will begin with 256GB internal storage. This could push up the introductory pricing of the iPhone 14 Pro to $1,099 -- up from $999 of the iPhone 13 Pro's 128GB base variant. This would also lead to a $100 increase in the entry point of Apple's newest Pro iPhones, although if the 256GB variant is taken into account, the price of the devices will remain the same.
The storage variant is one of the many differences between the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro. These differences include the presence of variable refresh rates, always-on display, the new A16 4nm SoC, more storage, and 48MP primary rear camera, among other features.