iPhone sales week without profit

SGGPO August 3, 2023 14:05

Apple's official authorized dealer in Vietnam (AAR) Di Dong Viet has launched a program to sell iPhones at no profit from now until August 7.

iPhone 14 Pro Max 128GB from only 23.79 million VND

After many strong price reductions since the beginning of the year, the iPhone 14 Pro Max VN/A 128GB is now at a very attractive price, starting from only 25.79 million VND for the gold version. In particular, the silver version is reduced by an additional 300 thousand VND, down to only 26.39 million VND. Or the iPhone 14 Pro Max 256GB purple version is also reduced by an additional 200 thousand VND, down to only 28.99 million VND (listed at 37.99 million VND).

Similarly, the black iPhone 14 Pro 128GB has also been adjusted down by a few hundred thousand, to only 24.29 million VND, about 700 thousand VND higher than the gold version (23.59 million VND). In addition, the regular iPhone 14 duo has also been adjusted down for the Blue and Black versions, to only 18.49 million VND and 20.99 million VND respectively.

iPhone 13 VN/A is only from 15.29 million VND when applying old-for-new trade-in

For older generation iPhones, iPhone 11 and iPhone 13 VN/A are only 10.39 million VND and 15.79 million VND respectively. These are two devices in the top 3 best-selling smartphones at Di Dong Viet system. It is expected that the duo will be even hotter during this week of selling iPhones without profit.

In addition to the competitive price with the message "Cheaper than cheap ones", users who buy iPhone VN/A at Mobile World will enjoy many attractive incentives, directly reducing the price, such as: Trade-in old for new, get up to 2 million VND more, 0% interest installment payment... along with other attractive incentives, up to 50% discount when buying accessories.

With this “Unprofitable iPhone Sales Week”, Mobile World expects iPhone VN/A sales in August 2023 to grow strongly, estimated at 20-30% over the same period last month.

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tuan-le-ban-iphone-khong-loi-nhuan-post700114.html