Prices for the
iphone 15 were just revealed by
apple, an American multinational
technology firm with its headquarters in Cupertino, California. They are so expensive that
people must spend up to 89.97% of their annual salary in order to get the new iPhone.
The starting prices in
india for the 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch
iphone 15 and
iphone 15 Plus, respectively, are Rs 79,900 and Rs 89,900. The starting prices for the
iphone 15 Pro and
iphone 15 Pro Max, which come in 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch display sizes as well, are respectively Rs 134,900 and Rs 159,900.
Percentage of India’s yearly salary needed to afford iphone 15
The base model of the
iphone 15 with 128 GB of storage costs 38.6 percent of the average annual wage in
india, according to CompareDial, a website that compares
phone and SIM
contract deals. When we convert the cost of the
iphone 15 to labor hours, we find that it is 802.84 hours, or 100.36 days, of labor. An
indian would need to spend 77.24 percent of the average monthly earnings in the nation in order to acquire the most expensive model, the
iphone 15 Pro Max 1TB.
Myanmar is the least affordable country in the world
When it comes to purchasing an
iphone 15, Myanmar is the least affordable country in the world.
The base model
iphone 15 with 128 GB of storage costs 89.97% of the average annual wage of a citizen of the nation. The cost of the
iphone 15 in Myanmar is 1871.28 hours of labor, which equates to 233.91 days of labor. The most expensive model, the
iphone 15 Pro Max 1TB, costs 180.04 percent of what Myanmarese inhabitants typically earn in a year.
List of affordable countries to purchase iphone 15
Luxembourg, a
european country, has emerged as the most affordable country in the world to purchase the
iphone 15.
A citizen of
luxembourg needs to spend only 1.55 percent of the average yearly salary of the country’s citizens.
Here is the list of the top 10 affordable countries to purchase the iphone 15:
1. Luxembourg
2. Switzerland
3.
united states of America
4. Norway
5. Denmark
6. Singapore
7. Sweden
8. Netherlands
9. Australia
10. Qatar
Most of these countries are in Europe.