How many days does it take to get the iPhone 18 Pro Max?
The required work time for the iPhone 18 Pro Max shows a large difference from country to country. According to September 2026 data, the phone that can be obtained in about 6,8 business days in ABD requires 112,5 days of work in Turkey.
Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro Max model was launched in the United States at a starting price of $1,299.
In Turkey, the difference between the starting price and income is dramatically altering the amount of work required to purchase the phone.
About one week in the United States
According to September 2026 data, a calculation based on 21 working days per month shows that an American worker would need to work about 6.8 days to afford an iPhone 18 Pro Max.
That translates to roughly a week of work.
112.5 days in Turkey
In the same calculation, Turkey requires 112.5 working days for the iPhone 18 Pro Max. That period corresponds to roughly 5.4 months of work, assuming 21 working days per month.
Thus, the required work time for the same phone differs by about 16 times between the United States and Turkey.
What about other countries?
In Switzerland, the required work time for the iPhone 18 Pro Max is 4.8 days, while in the United States it is 6.8, in Australia 7.5, and in Canada 9.6 days.
In Europe, 9.9 days of work suffice in the United Kingdom, 10.1 in Germany, and 11.9 in France. In Japan, 15.2 days are needed, and in China, 27.5 days.
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