The Foldable Phone Price Paradox: A Tale of Two Markets The latest Apple iPhone Duo has sent shockwaves through Canadian tech circles, with prices nearly 10% higher in Canada than in the US for the cheapest version.
This disparity is puzzling, given that it's not due to tariffs. At first glance, this appears to be a classic case of transatlantic pricing differences.
However, experts suggest that Apple has exploited a unique aspect of the Canadian market: consumers' willingness to pay more for luxury tech.