It's common knowledge that when a new phone is taken out of the box, its value immediately drops. However, compared to other competing devices, Apple devices have a big advantage – their price drops significantly more slowly.
The amount of 999 dollars, converted into thirty thousand crowns, from the iPhone X is the most expensive Apple phone ever sold. But for such a price, you get a very high-quality smartphone that you will surely cherish for a very long time. Investing in such an expensive phone really pays off, and iPhone X surprisingly doesn't lose that much of its value even six months after its release.
Previous generations of iPhones were sold for 60% to 70% of their original value six months after their release. For example, the iPhone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 models reached 65% six months after launch.
The iPhone X is much better off and refutes this well-established trend with 75%. Its amount can stay high for several reasons - the initial price, quality, unique design or because of rumors that Apple will not produce more similar models. In any case, after a small investment, you will not have to buy a new phone every year, or you will get back the vast majority of the price you paid for the phone.
source: Cult of Mac
This is probably the worst article I've ever read here. Empty bullshit, unsubstantiated and moreover so grossly unspecified that it doesn't matter what is written there. What is it? Bad translation? Ignorance? This should not have appeared here at all.