Rising smartphone prices prompt buyers to keep phones longer, buy refurbished devices As the price of flagship smartphones climbs past $1,000, consumers are keeping their phones for longer periods of time and buy more refurbished devices, according to a new report from IDC.

Rising smartphone prices prompt buyers to keep phones longer, buy refurbished devices

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Rising smartphone prices prompt buyers to keep phones longer, buy refurbished devices
Length: 0:23 | May 25, 2018

As the price of flagship smartphones climbs past $1,000, consumers are keeping their phones for longer periods of time and buy more refurbished devices, according to a new report from IDC.

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