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iPhone 17 price in Hong Kong

Apple Store prices in Hong Kong for every iPhone 17 model, with tax, converted to pounds.

From · 256 GB

HK$7,799about £750

US$993 · No sales tax

2nd cheapest of 40 countriesChecked 6 Oct 2026

Every iPhone 17 model in Hong Kong

Colour doesn't change the price: Black, Lavender, Mist Blue, Sage and White cost the same.

256 GBHK$7,799£7502nd cheapest of 40
512 GBHK$9,599£9232nd cheapest of 40

Price in Hong Kong

256 GB, in Hong Kong dollar

HK$7,799 since 11 Sept 2026, when Apple raised it from HK$6,899.

Questions

Is the iPhone 17 cheaper in Hong Kong than in the UK?

Yes. The 256 GB model costs HK$7,799, about £750, in Hong Kong. In the UK it costs £899, so it's £149 (17% of the price in the UK) less in Hong Kong.

Does the price include tax?

No. Hong Kong has no VAT, GST or sales tax.

Where is the iPhone 17 cheapest?

The US, at about £730 for the 256 GB model. Hong Kong is 2nd cheapest of 40.

Has the price changed?

Yes. Apple raised the 256 GB model from HK$6,899 to HK$7,799 on 11 Sept 2026.

How Hong Kong compares

256 GB · in pounds, with tax

United StatesCheapest · with average sales tax£730£20 less (3%)
Hong KongThis page£750Differences are against this
United KingdomYour market£899£149 more (20%)
TurkeyMost expensive£1,537£787 more (105%)

40 countries. Differences are against the price in Hong Kong; percentages are of that price. Prices for the US include our average sales tax.

Tax

Hong Kong has no VAT, GST or sales tax, so Apple's prices there have none to include. Hong Kong has no tax refund for visitors.

iPhone 17 in other countries

Nearest in price

1United States£730
2Hong Kong (this page)£750
3Japan£7644China£7675Canada£772

Also in Asia

iPhone 17 in all 40 countries

Other Apple products in Hong Kong

iPhone 16from HK$6,999iPhone 17efrom HK$5,999iPhone 18 Profrom HK$10,499iPhone 18 Pro Maxfrom HK$11,499iPhone Airfrom HK$9,499

Sources and method

Prices collected from Apple's public website for Hong Kong, checked 6 Oct 2026, with tax as Apple shows it. Converted at European Central Bank reference rates from 6 Oct 2026. Not affiliated with Apple. For guidance only, not tax or financial advice.

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