"With the iPhone 17e, Apple discontinued the 128GB base trim, so you now get 256GB as the starting storage tier. Apple managed to retain the same starting price as the iPhone 16e in most regions except India. The 512GB version of the 17e is actually cheaper than the iPhone 16e across every region."
"While 128GB is not enough for an iPhone these days, Apple is still offering both new iPad Air models with just 128GB storage on the base models. You can upgrade all the way up to 1TB of storage, though, as usual with Apple products, storage upgrades are quite expensive. All versions come paired with 12GB RAM."
Apple's latest product lineup is now available for purchase following recent announcements. The iPhone 17e features a 256GB base storage tier, maintaining the iPhone 16e's starting price in most regions while offering cheaper 512GB options. New 11-inch and 13-inch M4 iPad Air models arrive with 12GB RAM and storage options up to 1TB, though base models retain 128GB. The M5 generation MacBook Air and MacBook Pro have been updated, alongside new Studio Display and Studio Display XDR models. Storage upgrades across Apple's product range remain premium-priced.
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