Apple faces a tough decision as new tariffs by President Trump could increase iPhone prices by up to 43%. Without exemptions, Apple may absorb or pass on these costs, potentially raising the iPhone 16 Pro Max to $2,300. Analysts suggest Apple may only transfer a fraction of the costs to consumers, impacting their bottom line.
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