Picodi has published its 2023 iPhone Index, which compares the launch prices of Apple’s flagship smartphones with the average worker’s earnings in 64 countries.
The average South African employee needs to save 27 days’ pay to buy Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro, according to an analysis byThe discount coupon website has published the 2023 iteration of its iPhone Index, which compares the launch prices of Apple’s flagship smartphones with the average worker’s earnings in 64 countries.
In the US, prices for most of the models remained the same. However, the rand is significantly weaker against the dollar than when the iPhone 14 series was launched. The graph below shows how the average workdays required to afford the latest iPhone Pro model changed between 2018 and 2023 in South Africa.
The country where employees needed to work the shortest amount of days to afford the iPhone 15 Pro was Switzerland. The country where it would take the longest to earn enough to buy the iPhone 15 Pro is Türkiye , where an employee would have to save the earnings of 123.7 days of work.
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