Vietnam's Cheapest New iPhones Now Start at $770 as Older Models Vanish
The minimum price for a new iPhone in Vietnam has risen to approximately $770 (VND20 million) due to dwindling stock of older models and increased component costs. This shift is impacting budget-conscious consumers who previously relied on more affordable older generations.
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