iPad Mini 7 Prices Worldwide: Brazil is the Most Expensive, Over Twice the U.S. Price

Apple has quietly introduced the latest generation of its compact tablet, the iPad Mini 7, powered by the A17 Pro chip. According to Gearbest, the new iPad Mini 7 will be available in 29 countries and regions worldwide. A recent price comparison study has revealed significant variations in its cost across different markets, highlighting the most affordable and most expensive countries to purchase the device.

Cheapest Countries to Buy the iPad Mini 7

According to foreign media reports, Nukeni, a well-known research firm that ranks Apple product prices globally, has analyzed the retail cost of the iPad Mini 7. The findings reveal that while the base price in the United States is $499, it is not the lowest globally. Hong Kong, China, offers the most affordable price, with the device starting at $489.

Here are the top 10 countries and regions with the lowest iPad Mini 7 prices:

1. Hong Kong, China – $489
2. United States – $499
3. Malaysia – $510
4. Canada – $517
5. Taiwan, China – $525
6. Japan – $528
7. Singapore – $534
8. Australia – $537
9. Thailand – $538
10. South Korea – $550

For comparison, in China, the official starting price of the iPad Mini 7 is 3,999 yuan (approximately $562).

Most Expensive Countries for the iPad Mini 7

On the other end of the spectrum, Brazil ranks as the most expensive country to purchase the iPad Mini 7, with an astonishing starting price of $1,063, which is more than twice the price in the United States. Türkiye follows as the second-most expensive country, where the device starts at $701.

It’s important to note that the list only includes countries and regions where Apple sells the iPad Mini 7 through its official stores. In certain regions without official Apple retail presence, such as Argentina, the price may be even higher due to import taxes and third-party resellers.

Conclusion

If you’re planning to buy the new iPad Mini 7, it’s worth considering regional price differences before making a purchase. With Hong Kong, China, offering the lowest price at $489, tech enthusiasts looking for the best deal may benefit from shopping in more affordable markets. On the other hand, buyers in Brazil will need to shell out more than double the U.S. price for the same device. Understanding global pricing can help consumers make smarter purchasing decisions and potentially save hundreds of dollars on their next Apple device.