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The iPhone is renowned for its durability, making it one of the most sought-after phones for resale. But what’s behind the longevity of Apple’s cellular device?

After analyzing the factors that contribute to the iPhone’s long lifespan, we found that its robust construction, long-lasting battery, and iOS updates are key to its durability.

The Apple uses high-quality materials in its construction and subjects its devices to rigorous testing to ensure they can withstand various forms of damage, including drops, scratches, and water exposure.

The iPhone’s Ceramic Shield technology provides added protection against screen scratches, and the device’s IP68 rating ensures it can withstand water and dust resistance up to 6 meters for 30 minutes.

Long-Lasting Battery

One of the most critical factors contributing to the iPhone’s longevity is its battery life. Apple’s devices have traditionally displayed battery health in percentage terms, providing transparency and demonstrating the component’s durability.

In recent years, Apple has taken battery autonomy to new heights, particularly with the Pro Max models. This success has made the iPhone 15 Pro Max the best-selling phone with long battery life on OLX in 2024, according to data from the marketplace.

iOS Updates

Historically, iPhones are known for receiving annual iOS updates, even on older models. This strategy goes against planned obsolescence, as it provides recent features even on older devices.

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