The new iPhone 13 has maintained a record percentage of its value two months after it hit the market. This follows from the report of the SellCell service for the sale of smartphones.
The company’s specialists studied the cost of new Apple smartphones, which users of the service sold a month and two months after the release of the line. It turned out that the iPhone 13 series of flagships showed a record level of shock absorption. As the experts explained, two months after the devices went on sale, their value in the secondary market decreased by only 25.5 percent relative to the original price. At the same time, some top models first fell in price, and then rose in price.
“After the first and second months, the iPhone 13 has lost up to 50 percent less value than the iPhone 12,” the authors noted, calling this trend a record in the line of Apple smartphones. The exceptionally low depreciation is due to a shortage of new flagships for the American brand.
So, a month after the release of the iPhone 13 with a 128 gigabyte drive, priced at $ 799, fell in price to $ 610, two months later – to $ 570. The top-end iPhone 13 Pro Max with one terabyte of memory, available for $ 1,599, first fell in price to $ 1160, and a month later rose to $ 1181.
Earlier, Kommersant’s sources found out that there was a shortage of a number of popular Apple phone models in Russia. Both new and old iPhone models were in short supply.
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