Apple has launched its new foldable device, the iPhone Duo, which is attracting attention due to its pricing in Canada. The starting price for the iPhone Duo in Canada is set at $2,999 CAD, whereas in the United States, the same model starts at $1,999 USD. When converted, $1,999 USD equates to approximately $2,760 CAD, which means Canadian consumers will pay about 10 percent more to acquire the device.
Sources indicate that the higher price for Canadians is not due to tariffs. This clarification suggests that other factors, such as market conditions and exchange rates, may play a significant role in the pricing strategy for the iPhone Duo in Canada.
Alongside the launch of the iPhone Duo, Apple is also providing attractive financing options for Canadian buyers. Customers can take advantage of a 0% APR financing plan over a 24-month period, allowing them to spread out the higher costs without incurring interest fees.
In addition, Apple has announced accessories for the iPhone Duo, including a standard case priced at $99 CAD and a folio with a built-in kickstand priced at $179 CAD. These accessories will be available for order from October 16, providing various options for consumers interested in personalizing their new devices.
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