I have bought an iPhone 11 Pro 2 years ago for 300€, the value is now down to about 150-180€ so I am spending about 60 to 75€ per year adding my 5€ per month contract, I do spend a little bit more than 10€ per month in total.
this should get way more views, great quality content and a subject that nobody talks about but what about pro models? you can't find them with 1 year old, only used
Thank you so much! :) Yeah for pro models you have to look into used and/or refurbed. Sites like Backmarket for example sell refurbished phones with warranty.
Imagine being a person making quality content like TH-camrs with 10k+ subs do, but you actually only have 15 subs. Give this man the hype he deserves. Just subscribed. 🤝 Greets from Germany 🙏
This video is exactly what I was looking for - it’s simply perfect, thank you! Do you consider making that a series? For example, the cheapest way to own an Apple Watch or a MacBook seems great🙂
Thank you man really enjoying these types of videos keep it up. Liked and subscribed - you deserve a lot more subscribers but i’m sure they’ll come if you keep going. I don’t even have an iPhone but this type of stuff is really interesting to me as I may buy an iphone in the future after my budget android breaks.
By graph, Iphone pro model loose 400 EUR in 1 year in EU? That can't be reliable source, few clicks on online retailers, even refurbished one like backmarket shows, especially in iphone, that price drop up to 200 EUR per year until age where condition and battery health play more important role. Not to mention that standard 200 EUR price drop is with original battery with lower health level as it ages.
It is pretty accurate. Because you obviously have to calculate with the price YOU are getting when selling your phone. And I just checked and saw a few iPhone 15Pros sold online for around 850€...and that is even before release of the 16pro so prices will decrease a bit more. Prices on refurbed / blackmarket are obviously higher because they resell the phone and give warranty and whatnot. But when you try to sell your 1 year old pro phone to them you can expect to lose those 400 after one yea :-) Hope that made sense.
@@simonbernlieger I understand, but in this case, with comparison of New phone vs Older phone it should be considered it's condition (thats why I compared new vs refurbished, because condition is comparable). When my options are new + older design vs used + older design, condition makes most of the price, thats why price for used phones in that graph does not reflect real options as I view it on market. If I want to save money and I chose option used + old phone, than I can end up with, for example, Iphone 11 with 80% battery health, which would sounds on paper as a good deal because of great price, but weak battery effects also power and speed and if I need phone to work for me, sooner or later I would need to change battery (which vary but is 70-80EUR).
@@MartinN1711 Yeah I get what you mean. Obviously the video should show the general idea and not every individual case. But in many cases you are still cheaper even though you add the cost for battery replacement
00:00 Cost of Ownership explain 00:41 Why it matters for phones 01:19 How I came up with the data 02:14 iPhone depreciation 03:20 Comparison of different strategies 06:13 Conclusion 08:13 Bonus: Are carrier deals worth it? 09:22 Thank you!
I have bought an iPhone 11 Pro 2 years ago for 300€, the value is now down to about 150-180€ so I am spending about 60 to 75€ per year adding my 5€ per month contract, I do spend a little bit more than 10€ per month in total.
That is incredible!
this should get way more views, great quality content and a subject that nobody talks about
but what about pro models? you can't find them with 1 year old, only used
Thank you so much! :) Yeah for pro models you have to look into used and/or refurbed. Sites like Backmarket for example sell refurbished phones with warranty.
Imagine being a person making quality content like TH-camrs with 10k+ subs do, but you actually only have 15 subs.
Give this man the hype he deserves. Just subscribed. 🤝
Greets from Germany 🙏
Thank you so much man! :-) That made my day!
This video is exactly what I was looking for - it’s simply perfect, thank you! Do you consider making that a series? For example, the cheapest way to own an Apple Watch or a MacBook seems great🙂
That's so nice - thank you very much! And yes I am panning to do one at least about MacBooks maybe Apple Watch as well!
Thank you man really enjoying these types of videos keep it up. Liked and subscribed - you deserve a lot more subscribers but i’m sure they’ll come if you keep going. I don’t even have an iPhone but this type of stuff is really interesting to me as I may buy an iphone in the future after my budget android breaks.
Thank you so much Will! :) I really appreciate your nice words!
You should also calculate the per-year inflation rate ✌️
We need more iPhone videos! Great video, keep it up🙌
Thank you very much and yes I will! :)
Selling your kidney has never failed to get an iPhone
By graph, Iphone pro model loose 400 EUR in 1 year in EU?
That can't be reliable source, few clicks on online retailers, even refurbished one like backmarket shows, especially in iphone, that price drop up to 200 EUR per year until age where condition and battery health play more important role.
Not to mention that standard 200 EUR price drop is with original battery with lower health level as it ages.
It is pretty accurate. Because you obviously have to calculate with the price YOU are getting when selling your phone. And I just checked and saw a few iPhone 15Pros sold online for around 850€...and that is even before release of the 16pro so prices will decrease a bit more. Prices on refurbed / blackmarket are obviously higher because they resell the phone and give warranty and whatnot. But when you try to sell your 1 year old pro phone to them you can expect to lose those 400 after one yea :-) Hope that made sense.
@@simonbernlieger I understand, but in this case, with comparison of New phone vs Older phone it should be considered it's condition (thats why I compared new vs refurbished, because condition is comparable).
When my options are new + older design vs used + older design, condition makes most of the price, thats why price for used phones in that graph does not reflect real options as I view it on market.
If I want to save money and I chose option used + old phone, than I can end up with, for example, Iphone 11 with 80% battery health, which would sounds on paper as a good deal because of great price, but weak battery effects also power and speed and if I need phone to work for me, sooner or later I would need to change battery (which vary but is 70-80EUR).
@@MartinN1711 Yeah I get what you mean. Obviously the video should show the general idea and not every individual case. But in many cases you are still cheaper even though you add the cost for battery replacement
just buy 3 gens old used ones
00:00 Cost of Ownership explain
00:41 Why it matters for phones
01:19 How I came up with the data
02:14 iPhone depreciation
03:20 Comparison of different strategies
06:13 Conclusion
08:13 Bonus: Are carrier deals worth it?
09:22 Thank you!
Cheapest way i got an iphone was a disabled iphone 5s that nobody could figure out. (I dont use this phone for anything)
but did you manage to get i to work again?
My friend used itunes and factory reset it basically.