Wisetek Market Reveals Which US State Spends the Most on Phone Repairs

Nov. 30, 2023 - PRLog -- Wisetek Market can reveal which US State is spending the most on phone repairs. Through an analysis of google search data on a state-by-state basis, the team have discovered some interesting findings.

According to the research, Louisiana is estimated to be spending the most on phone repairs, closely followed by Georgia and Texas. At the other end of the scale, Wyoming appears to be spending the least, followed by North and South Dakota.

How Was This Calculated?

The team at Wisetek Market examined Google Trends search data over a 5 year period in order to ascertain which US States were searching for things like 'iPhone repair near me', 'iPhone repair', 'cell phone repair' and 'screen repair near me' the most. Each state was then given a score from a potential 700 and ranked accordingly.

Full Findings

According to figures from the US PIRG, the United States currently generates approximately 6.9 million tons of e-waste each year. By repairing, recycling, and purchasing refurbished devices, we can all contribute to reducing this figure and help the environment.
-notes a spokesperson for Wisetek Market

The Cost of Phone Repairs

Phone repairs are not cheap, currently iPhone are estimating that a screen replacement for the iPhone 15 will cost $279, however this price reduces to $29 if you are subscribed to their AppleCare+ plan. The iPhone 8, which is now 6 years old, will still set you back $149 for a screen replacement via Apple.

Other Notable Findings

The research shows that the more Southernly region, including states like Mississippi and Florida, are searching more for phone repairs in their area. They are joined by Western states such as California and Nevada, both of whom are exhibiting high scores.

On the other hand, Midwestern and North-eastern states like Vermont, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Wyoming have lower scores, suggesting relatively lower spending.

Wisetek Market ((https://www.wisetekstore.com/)) encourages everyone to consider repairing, recycling, and purchasing refurbished devices to reduce e-waste and contribute to a more sustainable future.