This report reviews the prices of old used iPhones before and after the release of Apple’s new iPhones over the years, and the summary is as follows:
In 2021, 28 days before Apple released the iPhone 13 (Aug. 26-Sept. 23)

Used iPhone 11 series and iPhone 12 series lost up to $189 in price, a 60 percent devaluation from the official recommended retail price;

In 2022, before Apple releases the iPhone 14 (August 16-September 16)

Used iPhone 12 series and iPhone 13 series will lose up to $261 in price, a 65% devaluation from the official recommended retail price;

As a result, the organization believes that the smartest time to sell a used iPhone is between August 19 and August 26 for those planning to upgrade to the iPhone 15 series.

This will maximize the value of your old iPhone while not devaluing it too much as it gets closer to the release of a new product.

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For now, Apple remains the market leader in refurbished phones. According to the report, the best-selling products in the US used/refurbished market include the iPhone 8 series, iPhone 11 series, and iPhone XR series. However, the analysts also noted that the prices of these three 4G iPhone models have dropped by an average of 22 percent since the release of the iPhone 14 series, with only the refurbished iPhone 13 series increasing in price by an average of 11 percent.

They believe that demand for the refurbished iPhone Pro has been strong since the launch of the new iPhone 14 series, despite the fact that prices for older iPhone models are falling.

Counterpoint says that this is in part due to the development of 5G. Older phones that don’t support 5G are becoming cheaper, while refurbished 5G phones are becoming more popular. The report suggests that those buying refurbished 5G iPhones are using the money they saved by buying a “refurb” to buy a more expensive 5G package.

The analysis shows that the average price point (ASP) for a refurbished iPhone 8 series phone has fallen by 38 percent over this period, the average price for the iPhone X series has fallen by 23 percent and the average price for a refurbished iPhone 11 has fallen by 15 percent.

Refurbished prices for the iPhone 12 range, the first 5G-enabled iPhone model, have fallen by around 10 percent since the launch of iPhone 14, while refurbished phones in the iPhone 13 range have actually increased by 11 percent, as users have found iPhone 13 to be a better value.

Counterpoint calculated that the average U.S. consumer trade-in time is three years and seven months, limiting the length of time a phone can be held compared to figures from previous years.

They conclude that with the global economy weakening, consumers may be looking to save money by buying a refurbished iPhone 13 series rather than an iPhone 14 model. the Apple iPhone 14 base version is not a huge upgrade over the iPhone 13 series.

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From left to right, the Mate 50, Mate 50 Pro and Mate 50 Porsche Design renders

According to the previous strategy of the Porsche Design version of the Mate series, the Mate 50 Porsche Design should be based on the Mate 50 Pro version, which means that the Porsche Design version will have a bangscreen solution and support 3D face recognition like the iPhone 13 series.

It is worth noting that the iPhone 13 series is a straight screen solution, while the Mate 50 Porsche Design model is expected to be a curved screen solution, and features like face payment, spaced gesture operation, and 3D beauty are not expected to be absent from the Mate 50 series.

In addition, Rodent950 revealed that the Mate 50 series will debut in September with HarmonyOS 3 pre-installed.

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After listing, Nothing Phone 1 stood out in a crowd of Android phones with its unique design style and price of less than 3,000 yuan. The sales quickly exceeded 200,000 units, and it became a net popular phone.

Taking advantage of the popularity of Nothing Phone 1, a third-party seller has created a customized Nothing case for the iPhone 13 series at a price of $10.80.

As shown in the picture, the back of this case is very similar to Nothing Phone 1, and the iPhone 13 series “turns” into Nothing Phone 1 after wearing the case.

It is worth noting that although the Nothing Phone 1 is hot, it has been questioned due to quality control issues, and the first batch of users received it and reflected that the Nothing Phone 1 has problems such as gourd screen, green screen, and LED lights falling off, etc. For these problems, Nothing has not yet given a specific solution.

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