If retention rate is an important consideration for you when buying a new phone, especially a flagship, then the Samsung Galaxy S22 series is best away from it.
SellCell gave a second-hand trading price analysis showing that after one month and two months of launch on the new machine, the depreciation rate of the S22+128GB was as high as 57.5%.
The second tragedy was the S22 128GB, which depreciated by 51.1%, followed by the Pixel 6 Pro, which was about 47%.
In contrast, the iPhone 13 series has preserved a lot of value, even the most crossed iPhone 13 mini, depreciated by 27% after its release and 31.2% after February.
The most preserved value is the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which depreciated by 6.3% after its release in January and rebounded after February, only 4.7%.
However, in the domestic market, there is a more exaggerated existence than the iPhone in terms of retention rate, that is, Huawei. The data given shortly before the transfer shows that although the iPhone occupies four seats in the top ten second-hand retention rates, models equipped with Huawei Kirin chips such as Huawei P50 Pro and Huawei Mate40 occupy the first and second positions in the list with 83.07% and 80.58% retention rates respectively.
