A sharp repricing has hit the official iPhone lineup in Indonesia, but the moves are not uniform. While several models have climbed together, iPhone 16e has gone in the opposite direction and now stands out as the steepest decline in the current price list.
The latest changes were observed at official resellers such as iBox, Blibli, and Digimap. The updates affect Suggested Retail Price across several models, and the shift in the US dollar exchange rate is being cited as the main reason behind the adjustments.
The biggest drops are in iPhone 16e
Among all the models listed, iPhone 16e posted the most dramatic cut. The 128GB version is now Rp 8.999.000 from Rp 10.749.000, while the 256GB model has fallen to Rp 11.249.000 from Rp 13.249.000.
The deepest reduction is on the 512GB variant, which now costs Rp 13.499.000 after previously being priced at Rp 17.249.000. That puts iPhone 16e among the most aggressively priced official iPhone options available right now.
Older and mainstream models are moving up
The price picture looks very different for iPhone 15 and the regular iPhone 16. Both lines have increased across the capacities that are listed, making them noticeably more expensive than before.
iPhone 15 128GB now carries a price of Rp 12.999.000, up from Rp 11.999.000. The 256GB version has risen to Rp 15.249.000 from Rp 14.499.000, while the 512GB model now sits at Rp 18.499.000, compared with Rp 16.499.000 previously.
The regular iPhone 16 has also moved upward in every listed configuration. The 128GB variant is now Rp 15.499.000 from Rp 14.499.000, the 256GB version is Rp 17.499.000 from Rp 16.499.000, and the 512GB model has climbed to Rp 21.499.000 from Rp 20.499.000.
Premium models also reflect the new pricing wave
The latest flagship tier has not been spared either. iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max have both been adjusted upward, keeping them firmly in premium territory.
For iPhone 17 Pro, the 256GB model is now Rp 24.999.000 from Rp 23.999.000, the 512GB version is Rp 29.499.000 from Rp 28.499.000, and the 1TB model has moved to Rp 34.249.000 from Rp 33.249.000.
iPhone 17 Pro Max shows similar movement. The 256GB variant now stands at Rp 26.999.000 from Rp 26.249.000, the 512GB option is Rp 31.499.000 from Rp 30.749.000, the 1TB model has reached Rp 36.249.000 from Rp 35.999.000, and the 2TB version is now Rp 45.249.000 from Rp 44.499.000.
Other models still available in the official list
Not all prices in the catalog changed in the same way. iPhone 14 remains listed at Rp 8.749.000 for the 128GB version, keeping it among the lowest entry points for an official iPhone still available through retail channels.
Several other models are also part of the updated price sheet. iPhone 16 Plus is listed at Rp 16.499.000 for 128GB, Rp 18.499.000 for 256GB, and Rp 20.499.000 for 512GB.
The iPhone 16 Pro appears at Rp 17.499.000 for 128GB, Rp 19.999.000 for 256GB, Rp 23.499.000 for 512GB, and Rp 27.999.000 for 1TB. Meanwhile, iPhone 17 has entered the official list at Rp 17.499.000 for 256GB and Rp 22.749.000 for 512GB.
iPhone Air is shown at Rp 16.999.000 for 256GB, Rp 21.749.000 for 512GB, and Rp 25.999.000 for 1TB. iPhone 17e is also listed, with both the 256GB and 512GB variants priced at Rp 13.499.000.
The overall result is a market where official iPhone prices in Indonesia are moving in different directions at once. Some models are becoming more expensive, especially the iPhone 15, regular iPhone 16, and the newest Pro line, while iPhone 16e is offering a much lower entry point than before.
Source: inet.detik.com