Apple has kept the iPhone Duo at $1,999 in the United States, according to analyst Jonny L. Gurman. This pricing strategy contrasts with rising costs in other regions. Official prices in the UK, India, and Japan show higher costs for overseas buyers. The difference highlights a growing gap between US and international markets. The iPhone Duo, a dual-SIM model, remains a key product for Apple’s expanding user base. Demand for the device continues to rise, with buyers in some regions rushing to purchase before price increases. Analysts suggest the pricing disparity reflects supply chain and market strategy adjustments. The situation underscores ongoing challenges in global pricing for tech products.