Highlights:
- Quick introduces a graph feature to track iPhone resale prices
- Helps users decide the right time to sell
- Prices can drop over 30% in a year
- Data shown by storage size and condition
- Sujit Ram says this tool adds transparency to the used smartphone market
Selling iPhones Made Easier
Many people struggle with the question: “Is now the right time to sell my old iPhone?” To solve this, Blueprint, the company behind Quick smartphone expensive purchase, has launched a new feature that shows how resale prices change over time.
This new purchase price transition function uses graphs to display the ups and downs of iPhone resale values. Instead of guessing, users can now see clear data to help them decide whether to sell immediately or wait for a better price.
How the Feature Works
The tool is based on actual purchase price data collected by Quick. At the moment, it supports the iPhone series only, but expansion to Android and tablets is planned.
Users can check the price trend for the last six weeks, displayed in a simple graph. This makes it easy to spot whether prices are rising, stable, or falling.
Importantly, the data is broken down by storage capacity (128GB, 256GB, etc.) and condition (new, used, or even junk). This means sellers can see realistic price trends for the exact type of device they own.
Why It Matters
Smartphone resale prices often change after new model launches or shifts in supply and demand. Many users only know the current price, which can lead to regret later.
According to Quick, iPhone resale values can drop by more than 30% within a year, though there are periods when prices remain stable. By showing these transitions, the new tool helps users avoid selling too early or too late.
Expert View
Automobile and tech blogger Sujit Ram believes this feature adds much‑needed transparency to the second‑hand smartphone market. “People often sell their phones based on gut feeling. With this tool, decisions can be based on real data, which makes the process smarter and more reliable,” he explains.
Future Expansion
Currently, the feature is limited to iPhones, but Quick plans to expand it to Android smartphones and tablets. This could make the entire used device market more transparent and trustworthy.
For now, iPhone owners can benefit the most, using the graphs to decide whether to sell now or wait for a better deal.