The Russians are buying the cheapest iPhone

Shocks to the exchange rate of the ruble has allowed the people of Russia to officially buy the fresh iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus as cheap as in the US. Now in Europe the value "Apple" products considerably higher than domestic.

During demonstrations of the latest products, the followers of Apple's commonly referred to as the cost of the iPhone in the United States. But this price is excluding American taxes. In various States tax differs: in Los Angeles, the largest metropolis in California, iPhone 6 to 16 GB can be purchased for 707,41 dollar, (33 014, 88 rubles at the current exchange rate), and in Russia for such a model is asked 31 990 rubles, which is 1024 ruble cheaper cost in the USA.

Together with this tablet iPhone 6 Plus in the home state of Apple can be purchased for 816,41 dollar (38 101,92 of the ruble to the current exchange rate), while in Russia the same model can be purchased for 36 990 rubles.

In European countries the cost of Apple devices is also markedly higher than the Russian. As informs Hi-Tech.Mail.Ru the most notable difference is in Germany. When purchasing iPhone 16 GB MacBook Air price increases almost by a quarter, in comparison with Russian. The difference when purchasing the iPad Air 2 is not so tangible, but 5015 rubles sufficient savings with only one tablet.

Buying an iPod Touch with a minimum amount of memory in Germany will have to pay almost 5 part more than in Russia. And the cost of the 1st iPhone in Germany, in Russia it is possible to acquire your iPhone moreover iPod Touch.

The biggest price "Apple" fresh releases identified in Israel. Translated into dollars, the latest iPhone there is 46 thousand rubles. The cost of fresh phones directly proportional to the price of imports, and the higher it is, the higher the cost of the gadgets. Consequently, when the old model phones in consequence of the great rates and late start of sales savvy dealers were brought to our country, now the iPhone in Russia to buy even cheaper than abroad.

sections: Economics