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iOS 27 introduces two upgrades for Apple One Premier: expanded Home AI features (some exclusive to iCloud+ 2TB) and higher daily limits for AI image generation, with key HomeKit Secure Video enhancements likely requiring the 2TB plan; Apple One starts at $19.95/month.
Apple has raised prices for core services—Apple Music (now $11.99/month for individuals, $6.99 for students, $19.99 for families), Apple One (Family $27.95, Premier $39.95; Individual unchanged), and iCloud—in eight countries (Nigeria, Turkey, Vietnam, Japan, Egypt, New Zealand, the Philippines, Indonesia) citing licensing costs and currency fluctuations. The piece also notes ongoing memory-chip shortages affecting device pricing and relays rumors that the upcoming iPhone 18 could cost $200–$300 more than the iPhone 17 Pro.
Apple raised prices for Apple Music and Apple One in the US and other countries, with the individual Music plan increasing from $10.99 to $11.99, student from $5.99 to $6.99, and family from $16.99 to $19.99; Apple One’s individual remains $19.95 while Family and Premier rise by $2 to $27.95 and $39.95, respectively, as Apple cites higher licensing costs and says the changes take effect today.
Apple Music raises prices in the U.S. and other countries: the individual plan goes to $11.99/month (from $10.99), the family plan to $19.99, and the student plan to $6.99. Apple One bundles also rise: Family at $27.95 (from $25.95) and Premier at $39.95 (from $37.95), while Apple One’s Individual plan remains $19.95. This is Apple Music’s first price hike since 2022 and follows earlier streaming price moves, including Spotify’s hike and Apple TV price increases.
Chase’s Sapphire Reserve card now extends the Apple One perk to include a combined $15/month discount on Apple One subscriptions, bringing plans like Apple One Premier down to about $21.95/month; the perk, already offered with Apple TV and Apple Music on the Sapphire line, is managed via Chase’s website or mobile app and subject to the card’s fine print.
Chase’s Sapphire Preferred card gains a complimentary one-year Apple TV+ subscription for cardholders who activate by 12/31/2026 (auto-superseded if you already pay for Apple TV); Apple One subscribers get a $7.50/month discount for 12 months when linked to the same Apple account. In addition, new benefits include 3x points on gas, EV charging, and Airbnb/Vrbo bookings; hotel statement credits doubled to $100; a $120 Global Entry/TSA PreCheck/NEXUS credit every four years; emergency evacuation coverage; the 10% anniversary bonus is discontinued; Ultimate Rewards points transfer to Hyatt shifts to a 4:3 rate. New cardholders can earn 100,000 points after $5,000 in the first three months. These benefits are effective today for eligible cardholders.
Chase Sapphire Preferred now offers a free Apple TV for a year (activation by December 31, 2026) or an Apple One monthly credit instead; activation is via the Chase Benefits portal and available to new and existing cardholders. Sapphire Reserve holders can also get a $15/month Apple One credit, while Apple TV pricing and Apple One discounts apply as part of the offer.
Apple's subscription services, which generate more revenue than its hardware, are expanding with new perks in iOS 26, including features like Auto Mix and Ready-Made Custom Plans, to keep users engaged and locked into the ecosystem amid market challenges.
On The MacRumors Show, the hosts discuss the recent price hike of Apple One, Apple's subscription bundle, and evaluate the value of each service included in the bundle. They share their personal experiences, highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each service, and speculate on potential future Apple services. The price increases for the bundles range from $2 to $5 per month.
Apple has announced price increases for several of its online services, including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and Apple News+. The monthly cost of Apple TV+ will rise from $6.99 to $9.99, while Apple Arcade will increase from $4.99 to $6.99. These services are also bundled in the Apple One subscription, which will see price hikes for individual, family, and premier plans. The changes will affect new sign-ups immediately and existing subscribers after 30 days. Apple's decision to raise prices comes amid economic challenges and inflation, but the company hopes to maintain shareholder appeal while retaining customers.
Apple has announced price increases for several of its services, including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and Apple News+. The cost of Apple One bundles has also gone up. If you're unhappy with the new prices, you can easily cancel your subscription by following a few steps on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Existing subscribers will have a 30-day grace period before the new prices take effect.
Apple TV+ has quietly raised its monthly subscription price from $6.99 to $9.99, following the trend of other streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Max, which have also increased their rates this year. In addition, Apple has increased the prices of its Apple One plans, which include Apple Music and Apple Arcade. The price hikes reflect the escalating competition among streaming services.
Apple is raising the prices of its subscription services, including Apple TV Plus, Apple Arcade, and Apple News Plus, by at least $2 a month for US and some international customers. The prices for Apple One bundles are also increasing. The new prices range from $7 a month for Apple Arcade to $38 a month for the Apple One Premier bundle. Current subscribers will see the price increases in 30 days, while new subscribers will be affected immediately. Apple has not raised the prices of Apple Music, Apple Fitness Plus, or iCloud Plus. Instructions on how to cancel a subscription on different devices are provided. This is the first price increase for Apple Arcade and Apple News Plus since their launch in 2019.
Apple has raised the prices for its flagship services, including Apple TV+, Arcade, and Apple One. Apple TV+ will now cost $9.99 per month, up from $6.99, while the annual package will be $99. The top-end Premier package of Apple One will cost $37.95 per month. Apple's Arcade and News+ monthly prices are also increasing. The price hikes reflect those made by other major media players, and Apple stated that its subscription services have added more content in recent months.
Apple is increasing the prices of its subscription services, including Apple TV Plus, Apple Arcade, Apple News Plus, and Apple One. Apple TV Plus will now cost $9.99 per month, while Apple Arcade and Apple News Plus will be priced at $6.99 and $12.99 per month, respectively. The Apple One bundle, which includes access to multiple services, will also see price increases across its three tiers. Existing subscribers will be affected 30 days after their next renewal date. These price hikes come as Apple aims to boost revenue from its subscription services, which have become an important segment for the company.