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Note that in Brazil it's $40: https://www.apple.com/br/shop/product/MHJG3BZ/A/carregador-usb-c-de-20w https://www.apple.com/br/shop/product/MHJG3BZ/A/carregador

Note that in Brazil it's $40: https://www.apple.com/br/shop/product/MHJG3BZ/A/carregador-usb-c-de-20w https://www.apple.com/br/shop/product/MHJG3BZ/A/carregador-u... And that's in a country where the median income is around $4,000/year. Imagine in America saving up and paying $10,000 for a brand-new phone and they ask you to pay another $400 for the charger.

jdminhbg 4y ago
Brazil is free to stop doubling the price of electronic goods with import duties at any time!
samatman 4y ago
We both know that the median salary is irrelevant when considering Brazilian iPhone buyers. No one is spending two and a half years of scratch on just one phone. A 17 Million (! Dr. Evil flourish!) USD fine, standing next to the doubled price Brazil's government inflicts on its citizens, paints a pretty stark picture here. There's a problem. It isn't a phone charger problem or an Apple problem, but it's a real one. No pun intended.