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I will go to San Diego, California at the end of this month. And I want to buy an IPhone 15 Pro with 256 gb, in the page says $1099, but I don't know if this is going to increase with the taxes. Thank you.
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iPhone 7, iOS 15
Of course if you're staying in the US for an extended period of time it might worth it, if it's a short period and then you're moving back to your country the warranty won't work, the US model is also only compatible with eSims and doesn't have a physical Sim tray
Of course if you're staying in the US for an extended period of time it might worth it, if it's a short period and then you're moving back to your country the warranty won't work, the US model is also only compatible with eSims and doesn't have a physical Sim tray
I presume it's price before taxes,
From the US shop if you add the iPhone to the bag, you can add your zip code in the scroll and it's calculating an estimate of the tax
The sales tax listed on the checkout page is only an estimate. Your invoice will contain the final sales tax, including state and local taxes, as well as any applicable rebates or fees. In California and Rhode Island, sales tax is collected on the unbundled price of iPhone.
Do not purchase an iPhone outside the country where it will be used.
Sales tax in San Diego is 7.75%.....so you should plan on a total of about $1099 + 86 = $1188.
Be very careful about purchasing a phone in the U.S., if you live in another country, because the warranty on the phone will likely not be valid in another country.
Also make sure that that the carrier that you will using in your country supports eSIM. iPhone 14s purchased in the U.S., are eSIM only. They do NOT have a regular SIM tray or slot.
Check with an Apple service shop in your country to make sure that they will cover any repairs under the warranty.....before....you buy.
How to calculate iPhone price after taxes?
