First generation iPhone The factory akband was sold at an auction for US$40,000.
The first-generation Apple iPhone was sold at an auction for $40,000. Old smartphones are not very old after years. But this factory original Akband iPhone, produced in 2007, was sold for 40,000 dollars in an auction.
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The first generation iPhone was auctioned for $40,000!
The original price of this iPhone in 2007 was 600 US dollars, which, taking into account the inflation of 2022, costs around 860 dollars.
According to gizmodo, this phone entered the auction in the final days and in a short time, its bids went from $10,000 to nearly $40,000. The health condition of the packaging of this device has been approved by the LCG Auctions Forum, so that its packaging is completely healthy and its cellophane is completely stretched and strong.
According to this forum, “this prototype and factory assembly are in exceptional condition. The corners and edges of the box are without dents and scratches. The labels are safely under the nylon cellophane. The phone itself is completely new and has not been activated yet.
The original iPhone was considered a game changer when it was launched and marked the birth of a new generation of buttonless smartphones. 4 GB internal memory and pre-installed essential software made this device more and more popular.
nowadays, Apple’s high-end iPhones, they use much higher technologies and technical specifications. For example, iPhone 14 models can have up to a terabyte of internal memory, advanced camera sensors and ultra-clear screens.
Currently, it is not clear how much the price of an iPhone 14 Pro Max will be in the next 15 years, but it can be said that with the price of 1100 dollars, it is considered a very valuable investment.
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Source: gamespot