So £619 was ok for a 64GB phone but 13% more for one with twice the storage isn't?
I don't see it as twice the storage so it should be more expensive.
We all know that memory storages gets larger and prices stays the same, it happens in RAM, it happens in HDD, it happens in USB sticks.
Eons ago it cost £20 to get a 256mb usb stick, I have a 64G stick for the same money now.
We also know that tech gets faster but prices stays the same, CPU, GFX etc etc.
So I am looking at the "models", base model, middle and top end model in terms of storage given, that really is the only levels Apple offers.
The middle model of a iPhone 6 was £619, it is now £699. it is 13% rise.
Which coincidentally, about the same amount as the pound weakened since Brexit.