The iPhone 14 launched by Apple Inc in September was cheaper in Japan than 36 other major countries and regions in the world, a survey showed Wednesday.
Tokyo-based research firm MM Research Institute Ltd surveyed Apple's online stores around the world and compared prices, including tax, in yen terms based on exchange rates as of Sept 12.
The 128-gigabyte model was sold at ¥119,800 (US$830) in Japan, the lowest price in the surveyed areas including the United States, and a number of European and Asian countries. A weaker yen, however, means it is about ¥20,000 more than the iPhone 13 when it went on sale in the country a year ago.
