One of the questions that comes to mind when buying a smartphone is whether the device can maintain its value despite the possibility of being sold in the future. In fact, some users stay away from such devices due to the fact that they lose too much value despite having high-end technical features. So, which smartphones are in the flagship class and have lost the most value?
Flagship smartphones with the most depreciation
US SellCell, which offers swap opportunities for smartphones; In its new report, it has announced the flagship models (Apple, Samsung and Google) that have recently debuted and lost the most value. The company classified the devices in question as “like new” and “good” according to their cosmetic condition, and determined second-hand prices for the first and second month after their release.
According to SellCell, the smartphones that lost the most were Samsung’s. At this point, the Galaxy S22 series lost 47 percent, the Google Pixel 6 series 42 percent and the iPhone 13 series lost 16 percent. – average –
The worst performing model to hold its value is the Galaxy S22+ with 128GB storage. Device; Regardless of the ‘good’ and ‘like new’ cosmetic conditions, it lost nearly 58 percent of its value. Considering the zero price of $ 999, this means a decrease of $ 574.
The smart phone that best preserves its value is the 128GB iPhone 13 Pro Max, which Apple launched last year. The model, which goes on sale at a price of $ 1,099; It has accomplished successful works in both cosmetics categories and has lost a maximum of 6.3 percent in this process. This corresponds to 69 dollars.
So what do you think about this issue? Which company do you think is the most successful in maintaining its value? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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