Nobody wants to buy a over $1,000 iPhone 8

Barclays has bad news for Apple if it decides to price the its upcoming high-end iPhone at more than $1,000.


Here is the result of our interview:
1, Only 11 percent of Barclays survey respondents are interested in an iPhone that costs more than $1,000
2, 18 percent of consumers who already own an iPhone are willing to spend more than $1,000
3, Most consumers want to spend $582 on a new phone

This could spell bad news for Apple. Reports have suggested its new iPhone 8 will cost $1,200 or even as much as $1,400.

Here's why investors might not need to worry, though: Apple's most high-end iPhone 7 Plus, already on the market, costs more than $1,000 after taxes. Also, Apple is expected to offer two other devices, perhaps named the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus, alongside the iPhone 8. That would help it attract consumers who might not want to spend $1,000 or more on the most expensive iPhone.

Source: Caseme