Data status: figures below come from the Burger Parity reference dataset. They are not independently verified current prices. An editorial revision is not a price verification date. Inspect the records and source labels.
The Turkey record for the iPhone 15 128 GB is 64,999 TRY ($1754.97 USD). The dollar amount is a stored conversion, not a new quote from Apple. The original article URL mentions $1,755; that URL is retained for continuity, not as a claim about today’s price.
Compare the recorded prices
| Country | Local price | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | 124,800 JPY | $798.72 |
| United States | 799 USD | $799.00 |
| Canada | 1,129 CAD | $812.88 |
| China | 5,999 CNY | $827.86 |
| Australia | 1,399 AUD | $881.37 |
| South Korea | 1,249,000 KRW | $911.77 |
| UAE | 3,399 AED | $925.31 |
| Sweden | 9,995 SEK | $929.54 |
| Saudi Arabia | 3,499 SAR | $932.98 |
| India | 79,900 INR | $934.83 |
A price gap does not prove its cause
A cross-country table can show that prices differ. It cannot, on its own, tell you how much of that difference comes from tax, exchange rates, distribution costs or commercial pricing. The dataset does not contain a verified tax breakdown, so we do not assign percentages to those explanations.
Check the same device and purchase conditions
Compare storage capacity, model generation, whether a device is new, and whether the displayed amount is before or after tax. Check retailer, purchase date, warranty territory and any trade-in or carrier conditions separately. A low advertised number that requires an additional contract is not the same purchase.
Use the table as a starting point
The useful next step is to verify a dated offer for the exact configuration in each country. Convert both offers using an exchange rate from the same date and record any unavoidable charges. Until then, the table supports a reference comparison, not a shopping or import recommendation.