Rising mobile phone prices are driving more people in Singapore to repair their devices or buy used handsets. New phone sales fell 14% between 2023 and 2025 according to a study. One retailer saw repair jobs surge 46% over the same period as consumers held on to their phones for longer. The trend is also boosting the resale and e-waste recycling markets, where up to 90% of a phone’s parts and materials can be recovered. Eugene Chow reports.
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