Apple’s first iPhone at auction for $50,000
And they stay very wide!
If you want to know what it’s like to hold an old iPhone in your hand, you only need to spend a few. $50,000. almost nothing. A Auction It will offer the 2007 iPhone in its original packaging and yes, the offer will start at 50k. If he sells at this price, he will break the current record of $39,339.
While there are many collectors willing to pay huge sums to own their most coveted items, the flamboyant auction prices of the original Apple iPhone only reflect them. how deep was the impact on society The first touchscreen smartphone in history.
Auction expected to bid more than $50,000
The launch of the iPhone 14 Pro Max made it clear that there are many consumers willing to spend more than 1,000 euros on a high-end smartphone. But there are other people who would spend tens of thousands of euros on a much older model. As in this auction of this unopened original iPhone from 2007.
The launch of the iPhone completely changed the era of mobile telephony.
In fact, there are bidders who spend even $3,000 on a check signed by Steve Jobs.
They reported from GameRant that this version of the 8GB iPhone from 2007 is up for auction. starting price $2,500. In a TV show recently, this model was valued at $5,000. On the other hand, auction experts say there’s a good chance you’ll get a bid of more than $50,000 due to its rarity and status.
iPhone in its original sealed packaging
It’s not the first time an iPhone has been auctioned for such an exorbitant price – and it probably won’t be the last – just a few months ago an iPhone 1 was auctioned for $35,000 and was also in its original packaging.
As for the functionality of the device, the original iPhone does not have the ability to install the latest software updates or even download applications – although its performance is not enough to run most of them – because the first version of the iPhone came before 1945. Launch of the App Store.
What do you think of the auction of this original iPhone in 2007? How much would you be willing to pay to open the packaging box of this iPhone?
Source: i Padizate
