New iPhones Arrive in Brazil Priced Up to R$ 18,499 — See How Much the Installments Cost in 6 and 12 Payments on Credit Card

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 14/09/2025 at 19:25

Updated on 14/09/2025 at 20:41

Novos iPhones chegam ao Brasil por até R$ 18.499; veja quanto custam parcelados no cartão em 6x e 12x sem juros.

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With Every New Launch from Apple, the Brazilian Market Prepares for a Wave of Curiosity and Amazement. The Most Coveted Phones in the World Arrive Surrounded by Expectations, Lines in Stores, and Comparisons About the Impact on Consumers’ Wallets. This Time, It Was No Different: The New iPhones Have Already Landed in Brazil with Prices That Draw Attention and Spark Debates About Cost-Effectiveness

Retailers, phone operators, and banks have already begun a real race to attract consumers interested in the new iPhones introduced by Apple last week.

For the first time, Brazil will have the same launch schedule as the United States: pre-orders start on September 16, and official sales begin on September 19.

Among the strategies used by companies are cash discounts, payment plans of up to 24 months, and even bonus points in loyalty programs.

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Apple iPhone 17

Official Prices:

256 GB — R$ 7.999
512 GB — R$ 9.499

Installments in 6x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 6x of R$ 1.333,17
512 GB — 6x of R$ 1.583,17

Installments in 12x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 12x of R$ 666,58
512 GB — 12x of R$ 791,58

Apple iPhone Air

Official Prices:

256 GB — R$ 10.499
512 GB — R$ 11.999
1 TB — R$ 13.499

Installments in 6x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 6x of R$ 1.749,83
512 GB — 6x of R$ 1.999,83
1 TB — 6x of R$ 2.249,83

Installments in 12x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 12x of R$ 874,92
512 GB — 12x of R$ 999,92
1 TB — 12x of R$ 1.124,92

Apple iPhone 17 Pro

Official Prices:

256 GB — R$ 11.499
512 GB — R$ 12.999
1 TB — R$ 14.499

Installments in 6x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 6x of R$ 1.916,50
512 GB — 6x of R$ 2.166,50
1 TB — 6x of R$ 2.416,50

Installments in 12x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 12x of R$ 958,25
512 GB — 12x of R$ 1.083,25
1 TB — 12x of R$ 1.208,25

Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max

Official Prices:

256 GB — R$ 12.499
512 GB — R$ 13.999
1 TB — R$ 15.499
2 TB — R$ 18.499

Installments in 6x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 6x of R$ 2.083,17
512 GB — 6x of R$ 2.333,17
1 TB — 6x of R$ 2.583,17
2 TB — 6x of R$ 3.083,17

Installments in 12x Interest-Free:

256 GB — 12x of R$ 1.041,58
512 GB — 12x of R$ 1.166,58
1 TB — 12x of R$ 1.291,58
2 TB — 12x of R$ 1.541,58

New iPhones Arrive in Brazil Priced Up to R$ 18,499 — See How Much the Installments Cost in 6 and 12 Payments on Credit Card

Apple iPhone 17

Apple iPhone Air

Apple iPhone 17 Pro

Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max

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