7News: Millions of Aussies 'willing to face financial difficulty' to get latest Apple device
Research from WhistleOut shows how many Australians say they're willing to go into financial difficulty in order to buy a new iPhone 12.
The iPhone 12 family is here and Australia wants to buy it, according to the latest research.
A study from price comparison site WhistleOut found over a third (38%) of Australians expect to buy a new iPhone 12 before the end of the year, despite the fact that buying one will put many into financial difficulty.
Half (49%) of those planning to buy an iPhone 12 this year say paying $2,000 for a phone will put them into financial difficulty, with that number rising to two-thirds (64%) for younger age groups.
With nearly half the iPhone 12 range costing from $1,849 - $2,369, we can expect many Australians to feel financial pain ahead of Christmas as a result. Particularly as most people planning to buy an iPhone 12 (62%) are going to pay the full amount upfront, rather than over the life of a contract.
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