Study: Foldable iPhone Could Lose $1,300 in Value in First Year
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A resale analysis released Monday projects that Apple's anticipated foldable iPhone, expected to be marketed as the iPhone Ultra, could depreciate nearly $1,300 during its first year of ownership. The study, conducted by a resale platform, suggests the device would experience significant value loss compared to standard iPhone models, potentially making early adoption a costly proposition for consumers. The steep depreciation reflects concerns about foldable technology durability, market adoption rates, and the typical pricing expected for Apple's premium offering.