160 days for the iPhone 18 Pro Max! The difference between Turkey and Switzerland was astonishing.
The price of the iPhone 18 Pro Max once again highlighted the difference in purchasing power between the countries. According to the comparison, working 7 days in Switzerland is enough to afford the phone, while in Turkey you need a full 160 days' earnings to buy the same device.

The amount of work time required to purchase Apple’s new iPhone 18 Pro Max model varies greatly from country to country. According to the comparison, a person working in Switzerland would need to work about 7 days to afford the phone, while in Turkey that period rises to 160 days.
Seven days is enough in Switzerland
Switzerland tops the list. An average worker in the country would need to set aside about seven days’ wages to cover the cost of the iPhone 18 Pro Max.
In the United Kingdom the period is calculated at 13 days, while in Germany it is 14 days.
In the United States, 22 days of work are required
The work time needed to own an iPhone 18 Pro Max in the United States stands out at 22 days. In Japan, workers would need to work about 25 days to purchase the same phone.
In Saudi Arabia, this period rises to 46 days.
160-Day Work Schedule in Turkey
The most striking data in the list belongs to Turkey. According to the comparison, a worker in Turkey needs to ... to buy an iPhone 18 Pro Max.160 daysneeds to work.
Thus the difference between Turkey and Switzerland is approximatelyto 23 floorsis reaching. This table shows how much different purchasing power is required for the same technology product across different countries' income levels.
Comments
You must sign in to comment.
Sign InYou Might Also Like

ABD’den Güney Afrika’ya dikkat çeken vize kararı
ABD, Güney Afrika’da ırk temelli ayrımcılık, tazminatsız arazi kamulaştırması ve azınlıklara yönelik şiddeti teşvik ettiği öne sürülen bazı kişilere vize kısıtlaması getirdi. Washington ile Pretoria arasındaki gerilim yeni kararla yeniden gündeme geldi.

Lawsuit over new rule for Green Card applications
New York and 21 states filed a lawsuit to halt the new 'public charge' rule that the Trump administration said could make it harder for some immigrants to obtain Green Cards and visas. The rule is scheduled to take effect on September 18.

He extracted 647 kilograms of gold, lost his wealth: The famous miner's condition years later shocked.
Chico Osorio, who extracted 647 kilograms of gold from a mine he operated in Serra Pelada, Brazil, and amassed a great fortune, lost a significant portion of what he earned over the years. The 73‑year‑old miner, despite all his losses, is still in pursuit of finding a new gold vein.