An X user says exchanging his old iPhone for 60–70% of its purchase price and using no-cost EMI makes annual upgrades manageable. His post has triggered a debate over whether frequent upgrades offer value or simply keep users in an EMI cycle.
An X user says exchanging his old iPhone for 60–70% of its purchase price and using no-cost EMI makes annual upgrades manageable. His post has triggered a debate over whether frequent upgrades offer value or simply keep users in an EMI cycle.
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An X user says exchanging his old iPhone for 60–70% of its purchase price and using no-cost EMI makes annual upgrades manageable. His post has triggered a debate over whether frequent upgrades offer value or simply keep users in an EMI cycle.
