Apple could raise iPhone 17 prices as soon as Monday, Aug 10, according to a Weibo leaker Fixed Focus Digital. The post was non‑committal about actual changes, but it confirmed Apple has called off plans to raise production capacity on some lines from 15% to 30%.

Apple’s June price hikes on Macs, iPads, and other devices were driven by soaring memory and storage costs, yet iPhones stayed flat. The next round of pricing changes is widely rumored to center on the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro launch. The iPhone 17 remains Apple’s mainstream option well into next year, giving the company room to adjust its pricing independently of the new lineup.

If the hike occurs, it could affect the entire lineup—from the iPhone 17e ($599) to the iPhone 17 Pro Max ($1,199). It is unclear whether all models will be raised or only select variants; speculation points to potential selective changes.

The rumor underscores how Apple balances cost pressures with product strategy, and consumers should monitor official announcements as launch day approaches.