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The UK has been tagged as one of the most expensive places to buy the upcoming Apple iPhone 6S, which was announced at a glittering event last week.
Accordng to Mirror, Britain has been placed near the very top of a global price list, with only France and Germany facing higher prices.
However, Americans have access to the cheapest iPhones and will fork out just $649 for a basic 6S with 16gb of memory.
The same phone will cost Brits $832.73, German people will pay $835.24 and their French neighbours will have to shell out $846.54.
However, the price of the iPhone has remained stable in the UK, whilst it has shot up in European nations due to the poor performance of the euro over the past year.
In Britain, the 16GB SIM-free version of the iPhone 6s will set you back £539. The SIM-free 64GB version costs £619 while the SIM-free 128GB is a whopping £699.
That increases if you decide to go for the larger iPhone 6s Plus, which starts with a SIM-free price of £619 for the 16GB version.
The SIM-free 64GB model is £699 and the top-tier SIM-free 128GB iPhone 6s Plus costs £789.
Apple's new smartphone will be released on September 25 and are currently available for pre-order.