Prices of Electronics in Russia after Ruble Fall VLOG

Hi, everyone! My name is Natasha, I live in the South of Russia. In this VLOG I’m discussing the following topics:
- Electronics store in Russia: real prices 2024, after 2,5 years of sanctions
- Laptops, TV sets, home stuff: how much doesn’t it cost? Is it acceptable for shopping?
- Which brands you may find here?
- Prices on iPhones in Russia
- What do I think about the current prices?
- Why do I live in a small apartment?
#russia #sanctions #russiasanctions #russianews #russianlife #russiavlog #lifeinrussia #moscow #prices #electronics #russiangirl #russiatravel #shopping

[@natasha-rostova]

My dears, sorry, I pronounced incorrectly the price on iPhone 🥺, but you see it on the screen. You definitely like videos about prices 🫶! Let me know, prices of what would you want to watch in the next VLOG 🤔? Share your ideas! To support my blog you may here: www.donationalerts.com/r/natashafromrussia

[@didierfertil6334]

@@natasha-rostova ya farmer ! I am à farmer near by Paris,,,, Could you see for me if in this computer Shop they have a 19" screen labtop computer ? Could you see the price for goods from farm such as Milk, pork, cow, wheat or potatoes . Let us see how much farmers are pay for there goods.. Spassiba bolchoil !

[@Gamma_Draconis]

In a few years it will be more interesting but nothig unexpected but paired with the poor salarys in Russia it draws a different picture. Russia had always a traesure trove of resources and people but it done almost nothig with, many of ex soviet countrys have far higher average salarys or purchaseing power. To be honest it is quite depressing to see that russians belive in false might insted of careing or showing empathy towards it citizens.

[@sk.43821]

NatsieZ are effing boring in any aspect.

[@decem_unosquattro9538]

@@natasha-rostova I would like to know what you pay for natural gas. Here we pay two prices. 1. A line fee price. Example $1 per day. 2. The consumption price. If we use 100 Megajoules we pay for 100 Megajoules The two added together is what we pay.

[@tomaszstarling]

Its ok, Your English is amazing, hello from Colorado

[@marcusharmon1273]

Very good information. Very interesting, too. 🐾🐾🐱

[@امزينب-ق6ي]

Very very nice

[@WilliamSaverino]

Always enjoy you're videos, interesting insights on how Russian people live.

[@stephantester-vr4ym]

Wishing you a Merry Christmas Natasha from Scotland

[@dzonikg]

As someone who sell computers for 30 years prices are now very very low in whole world thanks to China so its kind off very hard for sellers to be profitable ,price off everything rise multiply times while electronic went to bottom.And on top off that very small profit you still need in my country to give 2 year warranty for anything. I remember times in 80s when PC was cost off new car,now i need to sell 1000 laptops to but new awerage car,that how small profit margin is.

[@tedzehnder961]

The prices look to be cheaper or the same in your store as in the USA.Sales workers earn a higher salary though ,the utilities like electricity might be higher as well so the store needs to make more money,,, comparing purchasing power, you are paying about 4 times more relatively speaking.

[@josephkendall9793]

Yes Russia deserves to the most sanctioned country on earth.

[@Bargerland]

In honor of Sergei Magnitsky and all others who were falsely imprisoned, tortured, and murdered, it's awesome to hear that Russia is at the top of the list of sanctioned countries.

[@FloridaCatholicGuy]

@@Bargerlandthe sanctions are hurting Europe more than Russia 😂

[@giuseppeanoardi3973]

@@FloridaCatholicGuy not really, but thanks for the interest

[@Mikdeelow]

I wonder why…..?

[@WillieMcphee]

@@FloridaCatholicGuy Da Komrade

[@jordanjohnanderson]

I think the prices are pretty much the same here in Canada. I wonder, do Russians typically use an antenna to watch TV, or do they pay for cable or satellite dish services?

[@lgnfve]

dear, when prices change due to outside factors like exchange rate, it can take months for it to work in to the system. Many times those outside factors rebalance and may not even see a price change. Most stores price based on shipment. When a store receives that shipment, it was bulk purchased from suppliers at a fixed price for that order at that time. Now shady businesses can raise prices early but most good businesses don't. Here in US we have what is called sticky prices sometimes. lol. Sticky prices is where the price goes up faster then costs go up but stay higher longer after the supply prices go down. We see this often at gas stations. I worked on wallstreet so this stuff is just basic economics. Like I posted before, go out and price a brake system for you trains. You cant get it... so priceless. china is trying to fill that gap but china lacks high end manufacturing. russia nor china can make high end ball bearings that are needed in pretty much everything. before the war, russia did not even make nails domestically. Yes, in US we have some of the same issues with lack of domestic production but are working hard to fix. thanks for vid ! sorry to talk your ear off, your video is in my wheel house.. lol. poka poka ps. your prices look about the same I might see in US or on Amazon. and Amazon assistant is called Alexa.

[@natasha-rostova]

Oh Alexa! I said Alex… sorry 😁

[@lgnfve]

@@ДЕРЬМОВЫЙ_ХРИСТИАНИН yep, but she is trying to show price change since ruble collapse.

[@lgnfve]

@@natasha-rostova it's ok dear, lol we here in US are looking for missing nuke waste material lol. no joke. went missing Dec 2th to 4th, see all our UFOs ?, lol. oh, drones, oh, birds, lol fun fun fun luv ya poka poka

[@calanbennett6817]

Considering most peoples income, I agree the prices seen were high. In Australia wages are high so those prices are extremely cheap. In the Maldives prices are slightly higher than Krasnodar and range is a lot lower. Living in Krasnodar for many years I can vouch that prices seem to be 15% higher than what they were in 2023 when I left Krasnodar. Buy online Natasha it's the future.

[@imhotepvisage]

The tv´s are cheaper here in California, the washers and dryers are much more expensive here, the other electric items are similar in price.

[@bipolarpitbull1942]

What kind of warranty is there? Most of of those products are not available in here because they cannot get pass electric safety test or cant pass warranty checks (tv must last minimum 4 years) and washing machine 10-12 years. And shop has guarantee that any electrical device will last at least 12 months. Phones are almost same here 70-130€ cheaper in here. Aircondition is anywhere from 70€-1900€ depending how efficient it needs to be. Those electric cooking things are kinda useles here because everyone has electric ovens.

[@MsMelkus]

According to the law, the warranty must be 1 year, but I have no idea how it will work in current situation. Probably stores will have to take this risk.

[@Великолепный-ш4щ]

Store warranty , 1-5 years

[@morning4765]

iPhone 16 normal in black, 125 GB, around €849 here. Thanks for your video. Greetings from Berlin. Have a great day!

[@Sony-Fanboy]

To answer your question about the iPhone 16. The average price for a normal iPhone 16 with 128 mb storage is starting from around €850,00 at this moment here in The Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@djnoteazy]

but what's the avg salary in your area? prices might be similar but what you have at the end of the month when you buy an iphone is more important...

[@Sony-Fanboy]

@djnoteazy it's depending on several things. The average Dutch salary at this moment is somewhere between €2600-€2800 (middle educated). But if you have a higher education and/or a manager function at a company it's a little bit more.

[@ТониРаут-с2ц]

@@Sony-Fanboy It's really interesting how much many you have after taxes, paying for rent or your apartment and its utilities?

[@djnoteazy]

@Kerorhavbc777 , thats what i meant

[@khecke]

Natasha, wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I do not know the current prices of these electronic items here in America.

[@maximsl]

Just for matching, as an example , router tp link archer a64 . It cost 35€ - 45€ in europe and 75€ in russian offical stores like DNS, MVideo, Citilink etc. The same for branded electronics like LG TV sets, russian prices are 1.5 - 2 as high than in Europe and USA.

[@MsMelkus]

I just found it for 51 euro online in Ozon. But yes, usually prices for European electronics much higher because of complex logistics. I assume some products even with EU logo delivered directly from China without additional costs. But money transfer comissions went high as well.

[@maximsl]

@MsMelkus ozon trade with USED REFURBISHED COUNTERFEITED CRAP that CANNOT BE SOLD in official stores.

[@maximsl]

@MsMelkus and OZON provides NO WARRANTY to sold product. You can buy such used refurbished router even chiper tan 30€ in europe and usa.

[@maximsl]

@MsMelkus the same goes for branded tv sets. Match prices say for LG C3 in official russian stores like DNS MVideo Citylink and european ones.

[@MsMelkus]

@@maximsl everything from Europe is much more expensive in Russia, I agree. But you usually have a way to avoid it buy using China analogue if it exists or searching for advertisements in online stores. It does not always work however. Sometimes you have to pay full price. I don't have a TV for about 20 years, so I have no idea how much it cost. But I bought 2 Xiaomi gaming displays last year and it is good.

[@seneecomsook9865]

Thank you so much for all very interesting information.

[@deecee6355]

It's cheap and ok for Sweden but is it expensive for a Russian to buy a TV for 650 dollars? My 85" costs in Sweden 1000 euro

[@sandor7594]

Good question!

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

Нет! Не дорого!

[@deecee6355]

@@АНДРЕЙ3500 don't understand

[@АлексейПортнов]

не дорого

[@АлексейПортнов]

@@deecee6355 Not expensive

[@tonysmith1046]

I would say the prices is similar to the prices here (Finland). But in Finland I guess the income is a hole lot higher than in Russia. So more expensive for you, than for us.

[@pietrogalasso7306]

The prices of electronics are in line with those in Italy...only you have expensive products from brands unknown in Europe or the US. Unfortunately everything is compromised commercially.

[@gttgnn]

Russian salaries are well lower than Italian ones too.

[@chrisayres5050]

Xioami Asus Acer and Apple are not unknown brands lol

[@gamefreak8924]

I like this kind of Vlogs.. Maybe you can make a Video in future about russian food and how to cook it step by step so we can try to cook it at home too like you do it would be interessting to test i think

[@natasha-rostova]

I showed how I cooked borscht in some of my videos. And yes, I plan to include cooking episodes in the next videos, thanks for your recommendation 🫶❤️

[@gamefreak8924]

@@ДЕРЬМОВЫЙ_ХРИСТИАНИН oh thanks for the info❤️ i will check that video

[@mirax777]

Hi Natashia, I'd like to know the prices on black 60L trash bags, thank you in advance.

[@Child-Lover-1]

They're maked not even in China, they're surprisingly made in Russia and cheap like sub-dollar for a pack

[@andreasankara]

@@Child-Lover-1 with Turkish machinery

[@MrJr669]

Enjoy your videos keep up the good work..

[@ricknesar1627]

How are the price on fur coats, can you do an episode about that?

[@ingogremm3743]

You are a strong and brave Woman 🙏

[@customfantasyhotwheels]

How is that? Does she protest and oppose what her country is doing to Ukraine? I'm new to this channel, so I'm genuinely asking.

[@customfantasyhotwheels]

bump

[@andyrobinson2653]

@@customfantasyhotwheels They are brothers and sisters. Don't let politics get in the way . Appreciate what is there. Label yourself russian and some moron comes up with ukraine. Do you think i care about my PM in the uk with its coups??? Errrrrrr

[@tedzehnder961]

If you get a TV make sure it is possible for HDMI hook up to your lap top to use as a big screen computer.Much better for the neck and shoulders.

[@maximsl]

You cannot match directly OZON market prices becouse that marketplace trade with refurbished broken used crap. And would anything happen with the elecronics they do no take none warranty for sold to you product.

[@MsMelkus]

it is not 100% true. But yes, sometimes you can be scammed with Ozon sellers, so have to be careful. But I bought an excellent Lenovo R7000P in 2023 from China via Ozon and had not issues and it was 30-40% cheaper comparing to the same model in a regular store.

[@maximsl]

@MsMelkus Dont cheat yourself you shoud buyed a chip refurbished chinas crap. R7000p model is not intended for international market. And there no sense to buy on ozon at all if your whole purpose is to save money . Coz you can do the same on chinas markeplaces directly avoiding ozon brokarage and margin. And they do not take any responsibility for sellers from china anyway and dont allow you open such parcels in their pick points. Its on your own risk. Got a brick ? That s your problem.

[@jojobeans64]

The prices you've shown in that store are practically the same here in the states, But food has gone up a lot. because they moved the minimum wage from $7.00 sometthing to $15 to $20 There's not a shortage of food in the states. It's just price gouging to me in food housing. insurance.'cause they made it where you have to have insurance to drive. Greedy rich people.

[@MsMelkus]

Same issue here in Russia, the war greatly increased salaries for poor people, they started to consume better or more food and food prices went high. When I say that the war increased salaries, I mean not only soldiers and army suppliers, but all businesses that need employes to do some physically hard work with 0 or low qualification. Business have to compete with the army for men.

[@JoeyGonzales-qs6ne]

Wow, many thanks to your info. Nice 👍🏻 information 🙏🙏🙏

[@MikhailMamontov-c6h]

Do you use Windows 11 on computers? What about Chromebooks? Do you have Microsoft and Google support for them? I live in NYC, and I recently noticed that mainstream TVs became very cheap. Last time I bought a TV was some time ago, because if one has a couple of TVs at home usually one doesn't upgrade every year. I upgrade my computers every 4 years, however.

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

Это всё у нас есть и это всё мы используем.

[@Sang-Je]

If the average monthly income is 80,000, the prices aren't that steep. Interesting video.

[@Hiram8866]

I have been wondering about software on computers in Russia. I assume updates and activating could be a problem with western made software.

[@MsMelkus]

No problem with software update/install, but there is a problem to buy it, because you need a foreign plastic card. Windows still get updates. A few number of software vendors closed access for requests from Russia, but you can use VPN.

[@watchprince8948]

Hi Natasha! The last tech device I purchased was my iphone 15 in March for $1020. I don't buy electronics unless I really need one and I don't window shop in these stores like I use to. Thank you for the update in Krasnodar and God bless you!🙏

[@thewanderer8643]

Natasha, dobroy den. You are so cute and attractive and I like your way of thinking. teay ochen krasiva

[@paul6925]

The Russian Best Buy! Those prices convert to Canadian dollars and seem pretty good. But that's because the average monthly income here is maybe $4000 USD. I'm not sure what the Russian monthly salary is these days

[@pat-2024]

~$750 USD

[@paul6925]

@@pat-2024 Yea I see why she says prices are high!

[@bruce4130]

Compared the shopping mall traffic in the west and in Russia and not many people are buying!

[@ricardolevy885]

it doesn't matter the income, people buy electronics all over the world regardless of the minimum wage. actually in third word countries electronics are way more expensive yet people still buy them. You would be surprised people buy latest apple products with $700 monthly salary very oftem. You might earn more in gross salary but you pay more taxes, health-care, rent, electricity, etc... at the end of the day almost everyone lives paychecks to paycheck all over the world.

[@pat-2024]

@ Everyone 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️…in your world! In my real world it’s different!!

[@krisradjpaul278]

The prices are the same as in Europe, the average wage in Russia is 5/6 hundred dollars.

[@petrcervinka2179]

In Germany in 1942, everything was so beautiful. They had cheap foreign goods, they lived a cultural life, it was simply an idyllic country where everyone was happy.

[@MCrue2]

😅

[@Child-Lover-1]

But the thing is, in my city near Moscow I don't see everyone happy, i'd say it's otherwise

[@HOBBS-4]

Ask the Jews everything was beautiful and comfortable in 1942 Germany.

[@ingogremm3743]

@@petrcervinka2179 bullshit

[@petrcervinka2179]

@@HOBBS-4 I don't think you understood it at all, it's irony.

[@onusbaum]

The West is also sanctioned by Russia ! We just stopped doing business, that is all, as it was in the good all times of the Soviet Unions, when both the West and USSR had their best economic periods. Like your president said, we should strongly SUPPORT the sanctions and a return of the IRON CURTAIN. It gives Russia a lot of new OPPORTUNITIES ❤

[@tomaszstarling]

Our Walmart in Colorado has all those items and more and they are all at least 50% less, I can't believe Russia is so expensive.

[@РоманКомолов-е3б]

Это же импорт. Но , я вас растрою, эти товары и у вас скоро будут в два раза дороже.

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

На 50% дешевле? Кому ты тут по ушам чешешь?! Были у вас , видели знаем ваши цены и зарплаты ! Сами живёте с голой жопой от зарплаты до зарплаты а в комментариях самоутверждаетесь выдуманной богатой и сытой жизнью! К психиатору вам всем обращаться надо!

[@albin2232]

Russia is very close to developing a mechanical electronic clock.

[@anriforth2569]

I think for this level/quality / tech spec the prices are equal to US, you have to compare model to model (apple to apple) , I know ppl will run for 500$ TV 65" on Black Friday, most ppl will spend 900-1200$ for TV, ACs are VERY expensive in US as we don`t use splits (as in the clip) but central units, HVAC can cost 7k-20k easily for 350 m2 house

[@timothydinsmore4069]

I saw the refrigerators for a brief second and they are quite small in Russia. They look to be half the size of what I have in my house. Same with the washer and dryer, they are much smaller than what I have. Probably based on the size of a flat in Russia being generally smaller than a average home in the United States.

[@joojoojeejee6058]

In Finland, there's not really much price difference between physical stores and online stores. Big retail chains are also online, and the price is the same both ways. For example in electronics, big chains include companies such as Gigantti (a Norwegian owned chain) and Power (also a Norwegian chain) and hypermarket chains such as the Finnish Prisma, which all have online stores as well and same prices irrespective of the sales platform. Verkkokauppa is a big online store but it also has a couple of physical stores. Amazon hasn't really become popular yet in Finland and doesn't have Finland specific operations.

[@peter.7267]

Hi 👋🏻 I know that you are having a hard time living in Russia ‘ even though the prices for IPhones in your Country does not seem to be very different from what we pay in Great Britain ! The point That I’m making is that if someone in my Country wants a decent mobile 📱 Then after saving they can get one ! It would be easier for us to understand if you just say how much money the average Russian receives a month ! As it’s sounds considerably less than what we receive in the west 🤷🏼‍♂️. 🇬🇧

[@marieelliott8368]

Greetings from London 🇬🇧 Interesting video, thank you 👍

[@mrbaever]

Thank you for the video. Saying hello from Sweden.

[@joshuahalsell5152]

The lap top prices actually sounded about average, and I noticed brands you would find in the west (ASUS and Acer for example), actually the washing machines for the lower end ones were cheaper than I thought

[@ericsolnitzky795]

Thank you for sharing. Is your laptop an apple/macbook or do you use a Windows laptop? JHugs and kisses from Minnesota😘

[@natasha-rostova]

I have MacBook but it’s old 😅

[@keith3365]

In the USA you don't but Apt's, you just rent, you can buy a Condo which is mostly 2 floors and you have a monthly maintenance fee or HOA fee, my question is, do you have pay for maintenance fee's for outside/inside upkeep if you but an Apt ?

[@natasha-rostova]

Watch my videos about my bills in Russia. I explain how much I pay

[@Juan_van_Eeden977]

Greetings Natasha. The IPhone 16 price here is 112740.13 Rubles. The Samsung Galaxy A55 5g cost here 66487.77 Rubles. I like and use only Samsung Galaxy phones.🙊 Thank you for sharing an interesting and informative vlog.❤ God bless you too. Thank you. 🙏🏻 ❤🇷🇺 🎄

[@marcusmorency4261]

Tanks for this time video and translate price I appreciate ❤❤❤

[@jojobeans64]

A lot of it depends in the job. in the job area and what you are making. I still remember the prices a month in Russia

[@Post-r9v]

IT LOOKS LIKE A best buy. Not many of those left as online shopping is normal. Prices look very similar to USA. Exchange rate impacts every country positive or negative depends on date and country. Your income also affects what is "High Price" Hard to judge pc without specs and reviews but similar to here.

[@bruce4130]

She isn’t the only one doing the supermarket, apartments and fuel price videos.

[@alanrodriguez210]

Your point being...? 😂 It's good to have as many sources as possible

[@Badtaste21]

China kind of saves you when it comes to electronics, but the prices are obviously high for a typical Russian income. It certainly makes a difference whether something costs a third of your monthly income or a tenth or even less. My dryer broke just before winter. Of course it did. Next time I'll buy a washing machine that does both, washing and drying. But as long as the washer works, it'll have to do and I'll dry the laundry 'naturally' so to speak.^^ (I hate it haha) What Apple does right is the efficiency of the OS, the really long software support and the camera, but the prices are not good.^^ Other than that I don't see any major advantages to cheaper Android phones. Although Samsung has become more and more expensive in Europe (an A55 is about the price - a bit lower - of what the S series cost 5-10 years ago; S5, S6, S7 for example), which is why Xiaomi and Motorola among other mostly Chinese brands are interesting for people who either can't or don't want to spend much. Some of them have really bad cameras though.

[@chriszenko3598]

How much is the I phone 16 plus in Russia.

[@falcotol9299]

An informative video

[@truthbsaid1600]

Nice report. Very entertaining.

[@johnnieadelby6913]

Danish prices: iPhone 16 128GB costs DKK 5,299 = RUB 76,500 = € 710 Merry Christmas, from a Dane in Manila

[@alienoverlordsnow1786]

Hi Natasha, excellent reporting! You are very professional and I predict you will be a terrific success!! Prices are reasonable and similar to here in the southern USA. Its surprising your prices are so good, when so much is being wasted and blown to smithereens in the you-know-what.

[@natasha-rostova]

Thank you 🙏🎄🎅

[@bruce4130]

Depends if you can afford an apartment or rent! Wages depend on your expertise!

[@damianm-nordhorn116]

The prices are fine from a "western" perspective. ..with a western salary that is.

[@cristianboldisor1175]

Future of malls? They will become simple showrooms. You go there just to see how things look like in reality. Then you go back home and order the same product model online at a cheaper price. As for comparing the prices you have to select the same model. Otherwise for sure an OLED LG Tv would be way more expensive than a Tcl or Hisense.

[@alandevries7170]

Thanks, Natasha.

[@danh9002]

These prices aren't really that bad in my opinion. I can tell you that in Nigeria (which is not sanctioned), where my wife lives currently, has approximately the same prices. Much like Russia, Nigeria has experienced massive inflation! When we bought the electronics for her apartment in 2023, things were roughly 30% less expensive than they are now.

[@TarasZpilot]

Natasha the cellphone prices here vary alot due to manufacturer. I switched my cellphone service from Verizon to Xfinity and saved a fortune plus they gave me a free moto g stylus 5g phone! You have to shop around if you have several choices. From what I am reading your prices on everything are just going to increase. Stay safe. Thanks for the videos.

[@MsMelkus]

Russian phone providers does not have such bonuses, but it is very cheap. Starting from 3$/month.

[@albertopinelli9285]

nice dress, electronics prices are the same as in Italy, while food and energy are lower in Russia.

[@marcosmartinez6249]

Thanks for your VLOG

[@ronmorrell9809]

The monerary prices don't seem too much higher than I see elsewhere. What is missing is the number of working hours needed to earn that money. In some areas of USA, the minimum starting wage is $15/hour. Thus a 40-hour work week produces $600. In many countries, the average employment pays less than $600/ month.

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

Во многих странах нет долларов а есть своя валюта!😂

[@tekpic04]

The selection of consumer electronics on show in the store, I wouldn't bother with them because so much is lacking in variety. Where I'm based in the British Isles, anyone can pop into a small audio/visual store and purchase anything you like and haggle on the price for cash. Another place is if you are camera equipment, then that is another ball game. If you are a proper audiophile enthusiast, travel to Hong Kong to visit spectacular shops that they have. As for a iPhone 16, retailing at £999.00.

[@MsMelkus]

русские люди просто не привыкли к сушилке, и да в хрущёвке нет под неё места. но это такая прелесть, что просто надо один раз попробовать. и кстати есть машинки 2в1. Но в отдельных сушилках барабан больше и бельё меньше мнется. Сушилка - это не только возможность за 5-6 часов постирать, высушить и одеть обратно вещь, которая у вас существует в единственном экземпляре (любимые джинсы, пуховки, постельное бельё), но и дополнительная степень очистки. На фильтрах сушилки остаётся дофига пыли и грязи, а также все кошачьи волосы.

[@MsMelkus]

а ещё пуховики распушаются и начинают лучше греть. Я проверял на своей парке arcteryx

[@chrisayres5050]

Hello Natasha 👋😀 Im in the UK and its very bad here , Very expensive too as we have very bad people running my country , Good example iPhone 15 here is near £1000 , Computers are not cheap either a laptop will cost £500 for a basic one unless you do what i did and get a cheap Chromebook as they are only £150 , I would say that the current govt here are not helping as they treat the British people very badly , Did you know for example the UK Home Office allows illegal migrants to live for free in hotels but British people are left on the streets homeless! this is how bad my govt is and why i would like to leave the UK one day as its just getting worse each year sadly , Anyway thank you for your insight too 🙏

[@proffessorclueless]

Approx uk prices are iphone 16 pro is £1000 =133,000 rubles Average UK salary £37,500 = 5 million rubles. In UK you can pay monthly at 0% interest over 24 months.

[@bruce4130]

Russia interest rate 21% this month the banks considered rate hike to 29%! No one is borrowing money!

[@ndzi_karl]

thanks as usual...well done

[@dka618]

last ruble value was near 1.15 before Putin halted its public trading. So its real value I would really like to know, how much people trade it at outside of banks? but I suspect it is close to 150 or 200.

[@MsMelkus]

Real value is the same. you can buy dollar cash for a current exchange rate +~2-3% for a greedy bank exchange. I am about to buy some for tourism.

[@NBC_NCO]

Do you people of Russia have mail addresses where people from overseas can send you things? The iPhone 16 Pro max is about 1,200.00 US dollars I personally don't like iPhone.

[@stewartmaxwell135]

These prices see very cheap compared to London prices where i live.

[@bruce4130]

Obviously

[@19cerni91]

As hvac tech guy, my advice is do not install airconfitioner in the kitchen. Air conditioner has cca 3kw of cooling power while your stove has multiple times more, this destroys compressor due to overheat, draws too much electricity etc. Other thing is high humidity which will make your indoor unit go moldy very fast, which encreases number of service control checks and by so takes money out of your pocket. I recommend to use it after you end with your cooking at least, and wash filters by yourself as often as you can

[@dimancor2925]

Сейчас начнется Новый год, и после праздников цены вверх пойдут. Им сейчас всем закрыть год нужно красиво, а с Нового года разгуляться можно будет. Интересно будет потом сравнить цены с этим роликом, может и ты новый ролик сделаешь если цены прям скаканут сильно.

[@DaveBeaudry]

You Go Girl 🌷 🙂 its interesting to see how it is to live there in Russia

[@terl99]

I live in Switzerland the cheapest iphone 16 I could find would be 86’710.68 Russian Ruble. Personally i'm not a big apple fan.

[@FredericDebroe]

I saw a big Duracell disposal next to the Christmas tree in the DNS store. After the start of the Special Military Operation into Ukraine, this American company, as well as many other international corporations, decided to withdraw from the Russian market. However, last year at the end of September, Duracell returned to Russia under a new name, selling its products under the Opticell brand.

[@MichaeldeBronett]

We bought a special electric step for Solovyev or Simonyan as a Christmas present. One of them will have a blast next week.

[@NnNn-k1n]

Hi Natasha, iPhone 16 cost $873.00 in Thailand

[@RubenAlicea]

great video

[@giacomomencarini8799]

Красивые ногти у вас, как всегда

[@KalCana]

A small apartment is better ,easier to keep ,i have a studio apartment that im happy with ,i use android phones ,i see you have a good selection there too ,something for everyone.. Cheers

[@ChicagoWest-y2z]

видишь, я предупреждал тебя, что в Москве что-то взорвется, и ты посмеялся надо мной, держу пари, что ты сейчас не смеешься

[@davidpurpi9026]

In USA Apple iPhone 16 is $799. iPhone plus $899. And 16 pro plus $1199. Don’t know price of 16 Pro. Have a great Christmas. David

[@rudfil]

I noticed those phones, iPhones, and Samsung are a little cheaper than here in Canada. From what you showed us in the store alot of electronics are cheaper than Canada but maybe Russian wages are lower.

[@LePhil79]

The average salary in Canada is 5x more than the average Russian one...

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

Зарплаты сравнивать глупо! Надо сравнивать покупательскую способность! Где-то люди получают и 100 долларов но при этом могут позволить себе жить богато за свою валюту в своей стране!

[@rudfil]

@@АНДРЕЙ3500 true.

[@rudfil]

@АНДРЕЙ3500 here in Canada, we earn an average of over $40k, but we can't afford rent or groceries.

[@LePhil79]

@@rudfil In Canada the average salary is 55,000 a year, and yes most people can afford rent and groceries. Maybe learn how to manage your money?

[@MrAle316]

the price In Italy for the samsung A55 5g is 379 euro ( 41604 Ruble ) , for the iphone16 128 giga is 788 euro (86502 Ruble) . for our salaries it is average cheap for the moment , but we foresee an economic crisis on the horizon here in Europe too. we'll see what happens .....🙄

[@dillinpicklesworth5698]

Now I want waffles 🧇😩🤣🤣❤💯👍

[@janroach1852]

The prices on the laptops are the same or higher here in the U.S. I keep telling you to leave Russia so you can make the salary you deserve based on your education level. Also, in Russia there is an extreme shortage of marriage age men. You would do better elsewhere. Dryers are in almost every home on the U.S. If you live in an apartment in the City, there are laudromats or they pick up your laundry, deliver it when done. Iphones, last time we bought one was 1,500 with a discount. Robot vacuum cleaner about the same price, cooking devices are about half of what we are paying or less than half. Your apartment is spacious enough for one person, a very nice sized one bedroom. Location, location, location is everything when it comes to real estate. A house is expensive to heat and air condition. Yardwork strenuous as well. Any little thing that goes wrong you have to fix and if there is no man around the house or if you are not handy workmen will be needed. You have to wait around for them, etc. Your apartment is perfect for one person and so convenient for you.

[@norbertrissling6158]

Why so many people in the shop?

[@Mikilinux]

iPhone 16 128GB here in Italy around 979€ (my wage is 1272€).

[@CarNor-ui7nz]

Here (in Mexico) I must say that laptops are maybe 20 percent cheaper, the ACs are more expensive. The cooking stuff and washing machines are cheaper in YOUR COUNTRY...... And we are not SANCTIONED!!!!!. So, regarding electronics, I really don't SEE sanctions

[@DEFENDER-lx2hs]

Hi.If space is at a premium why not get a Washer Dryer?In general I would say Russian Electronic prices at Best are about 10% Lower than the U.K Regards.

[@davidtindell950]

we like the wolf statue !

[@Youtube_kontot]

Cheapest Iphone 16 128Gb I found in Sweden is 107.000 rubles so about 35% more expensive then the most sanctioned country on earth.

[@sandor7594]

Natasha! I am not only interested in prices, but also in durability. Our first washing machine was made in the GDR and worked for 27 (!) years. Then came an Elektrolux, it was good for 19 years. Now there is AEG. I'm looking for simple and durable things, I'll leave the 1001 functions to others. Greeting from Hungary the most oppressed country in the European Union.

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

Уже никто не делает ничего долговечного, всё одноразовое ! 😢

[@user-A1P2]

Брат, тебе нужно искать машину времени.

[@sk.43821]

Opressed by Orban's gang. You voted in your oppression yourself. Very clever Hungarians. Remember the times of 1956 and 1989. Then, there lived intelligent people in Hungary.

[@sandor7594]

@@user-A1P2 I'm the time machine, I'm 78 yo.

[@sandor7594]

@@АНДРЕЙ3500 😪😪😪

[@yanoshack]

When you don't have money left over for electronics or anything else after paying rent and food, you'll be in a similar situation to poorer people in many EU countries. Some people here barely even have money left over for quality healthy food after paying the rent. I don't know what percentage of people in your country have such problems, it would be interesting to compare.