Diminishing battery? Outdated features? Old Camera? Despite these, many Americans are still holding onto their old iPhones.

Buying the newest iPhone isn’t as easy a choice right now. With prices rising and inflation still biting, many Americans say they’re skipping an upgrade.

A new survey from WalletHub found that 59% of people plan to hold off on buying a new phone because of tariffs and inflation. For those who do want the latest model, prices can top $1,100, depending on the features.

Some consumers turn to financing to spread out the high cost. Still, experts say the price tag is giving people pause.

The survey revealed: • 59% blame inflation and tariffs for delaying phone upgrades. • Nearly 90% think iPhones cost too much. • Over 25% believe taking on debt for a new phone i

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