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Margins in consumer electronics are typically razor thin, particularly when the device in question is a commodity (mid-tier Android phones, for example). 1.2c
by joshuapants 11y ago
Margins in consumer electronics are typically razor thin, particularly when the device in question is a commodity (mid-tier Android phones, for example).
1.2c is obviously unsustainable, as you mention. I wonder if they got blindsided by a price increase on some part.
- johnchristopher 11y agoHow can these be razor thin and 1.2c when a trip to the local shops and the internet shows variations in the 10€ range for the same models ?
- joshuapants 11y agoBecause the price the store charges you is not the price the manufacturer charges the store.
- Avshalom 11y agoIt costs LG $10, they sell it to Best-WalGet for $10.012. the price range you see is depending on how much it gets marked up for retail.