- The price of an iPhone in the Philippines has changed significantly over the years, with the latest iPhone 18 Pro carrying a starting price of ₱94,990.
- Looking back at documented Philippine starting prices, the iPhone 3G was priced at ₱33,599 when it arrived in 2008. The iPhone 4 followed at ₱43,699 in 2010, while the iPhone 5 started at ₱33,600 in 2012.
- Prices generally moved higher through the following releases, although there were also years when the starting price fell. The iPhone 6 started at ₱35,990 in 2014, while the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 launched at ₱37,990 and ₱44,990, respectively.
The price of an iPhone in the Philippines has changed significantly over the years, with the latest iPhone 18 Pro carrying a starting price of ₱94,990.
Looking back at documented Philippine starting prices, the iPhone 3G was priced at ₱33,599 when it arrived in 2008. The iPhone 4 followed at ₱43,699 in 2010, while the iPhone 5 started at ₱33,600 in 2012.
Prices generally moved higher through the following releases, although there were also years when the starting price fell. The iPhone 6 started at ₱35,990 in 2014, while the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 launched at ₱37,990 and ₱44,990, respectively.
The iPhone X marked a bigger jump in 2017, with a documented starting price of ₱64,490. The iPhone 11 then started at ₱47,990 in 2019, followed by the iPhone 12 at ₱49,990 and the iPhone 13 at ₱50,990.
The starting price reached ₱56,990 with the iPhone 14 in 2022 and remained at the same level for the iPhone 15 in 2023. The iPhone 16 then started at ₱54,990 in 2024, before the iPhone 17 moved up to ₱57,990 in 2025.
For 2026, the iPhone 18 Pro is listed at ₱94,990 as the latest entry. The base iPhone 18 is not included because Philippine pricing was not yet available.
That puts the iPhone 18 Pro's starting price at more than twice the documented Philippine starting price of the iPhone 3G.
Prices are based on the lowest documented Philippine starting prices and may reflect different local retail or carrier pricing across years. The iPhone 18 Pro is shown as the latest entry because Philippine pricing for the base iPhone 18 was not yet available when this was made.
