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Knews Desk- Tech giant Apple has increased the prices of many of its major products in markets around the world including India. After this decision of the company, the starting prices of MacBook, iPad and other devices have increased by 20 percent to 42 percent. The move is likely to have a direct impact on consumers, especially those who were planning to buy new products.

The biggest impact has been seen on the MacBook Pro series, where the starting price of some variants has increased by almost Rs 1 lakh. Along with this, the prices of iPad and other Apple devices have also been increased significantly. The company’s new price list has now been updated on the official portal of Apple India, making it clear that the new prices have been implemented with immediate effect.

The price of MacBook Pro models equipped with M5 series chip has been increased by about 20 percent. Experts believe that this increase has been done due to the increasing cost of technical components and pressure on the supply chain. Apple has said in its statement that the cost of memory chips and other essential hardware components is continuously increasing, due to which it became necessary to revise the prices of the products. The company also says that it continues to use high-end components to maintain the quality and performance of its products, which has led to increased production costs.

This increase in prices may also affect the demand for Apple products in the Indian market. The prices of premium devices have already been a big challenge for consumers in India, and now the new rates will make MacBooks and iPads more expensive for many customers.

Tech experts believe that the instability in the semiconductor and memory chip industry globally is having a direct impact on the prices of electronic devices. In such a situation, other companies may also change the prices of their products in the coming time. At present, this new price structure of Apple remains a topic of discussion in the market and consumers are also giving their feedback on social media regarding this increase.