The iPhone 16 Pro is one of the top smartphones currently, but the cost to purchase it in Brazil is very high. Do you have any idea how much time it would take to work and afford an iPhone 16 Pro in our country?
It takes more than two months for a Brazilian to afford an iPhone 16 Pro.
A survey by the Picodi platform revealed that a Brazilian employee must work approximately 69 days to afford the 128 GB model of the iPhone 16 Pro, which is over 2 months.
Brazil is ranked third among countries where it takes more work to afford an iPhone, following only two other countries.
Picodi Global Ranking
- Turkey is at the top of the list for having the most expensive iPhone since 2022, with approximately 73 working days needed to purchase the new device.
- The Philippines ranks second due to its low average income, even though the iPhone 16 Pro is not one of the most expensive phones there.
- In Brazil, it takes 69 working days to complete tasks, which is more than in countries like the United States and Switzerland.
- In the United States, it takes a worker five working days to afford the iPhone 16 Pro, whereas in Switzerland, it only takes four days. The duration may differ depending on factors such as industry, earnings, and region.
iPhone 16 Pro characteristics
The Apple iPhone 16 Pro is a highly advanced smartphone featuring a 6.3-inch display with a resolution of 2622×1206 pixels. It offers 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi, GPS, and up to 1 TB of storage. Additionally, it boasts a 48 MP camera, 4K video recording, and a sleek design measuring just 8.3 mm thick.
In Brazil, the pre-sale for the iPhone 16 series has started, with the Pro Max version priced at R$ 15,499, and the iPhone 16 Pro 128 GB priced at R$ 10,499.
