The iPhone 7 price is pretty typical, with just three choices once more. These are the 32GB model(thankfully the 16GB option, which was just too small to store today’s glut of large apps, is gone), a 128GB option and the top-of-the-range 256GB choice - which is pretty meaty, and unlikely to be filled by even the most ardent media-hoarder. The 32GB model will cost 32GB$649(£539, AU$1, 079), the 128GB$749(£619, AU$1, 229) and the high-end 256GB$849(£699, AU$1, 379). but in fairness to Apple, this has matched the price ranges of previous iPhone launches, so the extra memory isn’t costing more money, and starts to put the debate over whether Apple should allow for expandable memory to bed, as internal storage is far more stable day to day.