Industry analysis of the overall downturn in smart phones, the most disadvantaged is the Android camp, Apple must be the last brand to laugh. Because the Android camp can't go up the high end, the low end is too rolled. The roll-up consumers have no interest at all, and finally run to the arms of Apple. So which iPhone has sold the most in recent years?
We were answered by cirp, a consumer data research institute that released a report by which the iPhone 13 became the highest-selling Apple phone in the past three quarters, accounting for 75% of overall sales. The iPhone 12 accounted for 61% of the previous year.-on-year comparison. This shows that whether it is the iPhone 12 series or the iPhone 13 series, the best sales every year are standard models.
In comparison with the same series, it was found that the iPhone 13 was also the highest selling in this series, accounting for 38%. The lowest-selling was the iPhone 13 mini, accounting for only 3%. No wonder Apple is going to cut the iPhone 14 mini this year, because the market does not recognize that there is no point in doing it again.
From the report, we can also see that the outdated iPhone sales are also very good, such as: iPhone 11, iPhone XR, iPhone SE2 and so on. This once again proves why Apple can sell so high without low-end machines, which is because Apple always competes with the Android camp with the outdated iPhone as a low-end machine. Take the iPhone 11, a model that has been released for three years, and it is still a 4G phone that is still selling so high. In addition to the performance of the product itself, the biggest advantage is estimated to be the price. Relatively speaking, the Android camp can't do this at all, see which one still dares to produce the model of three years ago, and is still selling the model of three years ago.
So we can expect that when the iPhone 14 series is released, the iPhone 11 will be discontinued. Then the iPhone 12 continues to be produced at a low price, and the iPhone 13 Pro series is estimated to be removed from the shelves, leaving only the iPhone 13 model. What's even worse is that when the Android camp is rolled in, Apple is reaping the benefits of the fisherman.