
Samsung’s Galaxy S23 phone range
(Picture: Samsung)It’s no secret that consumer tech drops in value from the moment it’s released, but those eager to get their hands on the imminent Samsung Galaxy S23 should be able to make big savings if they hold off just 10 weeks, according to comparison site PriceSpy.
Analysing historic data for Samsung Galaxy S handsets, the site found that, after 10 weeks, the last five Samsung Galaxy S smartphones had dropped in price by an average of 17 per cent. After six months, the original RRP had fallen by more than a quarter (27 per cent).