The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will carry higher price tags than any other past iPhone released in China, according to rumors. Tech insiders have disclosure that the 16 GB version of the iPhone 6s will cost 5,588 Yuan.
In China, sales will be done similar to when the Apple Watch first went on sale. Reservations will be required to purchase the new iPhone models.
Rumors on the iPhone 6s specs have been circulating the Chinese internet. Those in the know have posted that the screen resolution will be upgraded on both models, but the iPhone 6s Plus will have substantially better screen resolution.
Source: inews.qq.com
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The average salary of a Chinese citizen is like 50,000 RMB (give or take a little). The price of an iPhone is more than 10% the average salary. Conversely, the average salary of an American citizen is like $53,000 USD (over 338,000 RMB). This would be like charging over $5,000 USD for the iPhone in America. Nobody would buy that. I understand there are a lot of wealthy people in China that can buy the iPhone without thinking twice, but why do I still see average Chinese person forking out the money for this? People need to secure their financial future, and if you're a Chinese citizen making an average salary, you're not in financial position to buy this.
Sep 10, 2015 12:36 Report Abuse
The Chinese will be selling both their kidneys this time just to get their hands on it.
Sep 10, 2015 12:12 Report Abuse
The rip off of the millennium. But will Chinese people be fooled this time?
Sep 09, 2015 16:46 Report Abuse
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