The prices for repairing the latest iPhones are outrageous! Apple has updated its repair price list with three new models: iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR, which are better not to break, and it's best to pack them in a box and forget about them.
Smartphones of the Cupertino corporation are among the most expensive devices in the world and increase their value by up to several thousand zlotys every year. We can expect that soon we will reach the stage when we will buy a car with a good year and low mileage for the price of an iPhone.
While these times have not yet come, it is worth noting that the cost of repairing them increases in proportion to the prices of Apple flagships.
Here's the cost of iPhone repair
A year ago we wrote about the high prices of iPhone X display repair, which at that time amounted to $ 279 (about PLN 1,400, assuming that for Apple a dollar is about 5 zlotys), and today they have not changed even by a dollar.
For the replacement of the damaged screen of the jubilee flagship, we will still pay over a thousand zlotys, which is now about a third of the phone's value - the iPhone X currently costs almost PLN 4,500.
For the same price, we can get a new display in the premiere iPhone XS, while we will pay $ 329 for the repair of the iPhone XS Max. The case with the iPhone XR is a bit lighter, because Apple wants $ 199 for its screen. Of course, we talk about replacing the display all the time.
The repair cost for other reasons is correspondingly higher - $ 549 (about PLN 2,750) for the iPhone XS Max and slightly less for other models. The iPhone XR turns out to be the cheapest to repair, which will be the black horse of the corporation, and which you can order now in Polish pre-sale.
For comparison, replacing the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 display costs PLN 999 in Poland, and in the case of the Huawei P20 Pro, the manufacturer values its work at PLN 582. This is quite a difference that consumers should pay attention to.
iPhone Xr in Polish pre-sale. Like a "cheap iPhone", and more expensive than many flagships
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