How much will the new iPhone 12 devalue your mobile? 

The new mobile will be 5G adapted and could see the value of its predecessors drop 35%
The new mobile will be 5G adapted and could see the value of its predecessors drop 35%, according to research carried out by used phone seller Music Magpie.co.uk. Photo Credit: Apple Inc. 

The new mobile will be 5G adapted and could see the value of its predecessors drop 35%, according to research carried out by used phone seller Music Magpie.co.uk. Photo Credit: Apple Inc. 

Wed, 14 Oct, 2020 - 16:01
Mairead Cleary

Yesterday, technology giant Apple released its latest handset - the iPhone 12. 

The new mobile will be 5G adapted and could see the value of its predecessors drop 35%, according to research carried out by used phone buy and sell website, Music Magpie.co.uk.

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