Apple has listed the iPhone Duo in Germany starting at €2,299, with the top 2TB configuration priced at €3,799. The storage tiers create a steep climb from the entry model, placing the highest-capacity version among the most expensive mainstream iPhones.
- 256GB: €2,299
- 512GB: €2,549
- 1TB: €3,049
- 2TB: €3,799
The U.S. pricing structure is similarly aggressive. Apple charges $1,999 for the 256GB model, $2,199 for 512GB, $2,599 for 1TB and $3,199 for 2TB, according to Bloomberg. The move from 1TB to 2TB alone adds $600.
Preorders for iPhone Duo are set to open on October 16, with deliveries beginning October 23 in more than 70 countries, including Germany, France and the UK. A further 28 markets are scheduled to join the rollout on October 30.
Apple is positioning iPhone Duo around iOS 27 and Siri AI, including personal-context features, on-screen information awareness and deeper app integration. However, Siri AI will not be available in the European Union at launch, with Apple citing Digital Markets Act requirements and providing no activation date.
That leaves the timing of Siri AI’s EU rollout as a key open question for a device whose highest-capacity version now approaches €3,800.
