849,000 iPhones sold every day
35,375 iPhones sold every hour for 91 days
589 sold every minute
Wow. Just wow
35,375 iPhones sold every hour for 91 days
589 sold every minute
Wow. Just wow
Apple could have sold way more iPhone X at a more decent price point.
Market share for Apple 2017 was 14.3% a decline from 14.5%. Samsung increased from 20.8% to 21.1%
Reporting that Apple sold a lot of iPhones in the last quarter of 2017 is a bit stupid considering it's when it releases them. Samsung releases in a different quarter.
Not stupid, but I would consider it a bit concerning, as the 4th Quarter is Apple's big quarter for it's iPhone. They only beat out Samsung by 2.9M phones, and sold less iPhones then the previous year's 4th quarter. I have not followed the numbers, but I can see they just barely sold more iPhones vs Samsung in 2016 as well. I have not followed these numbers in the past, but was Samsung that close in previous years in the 4th quarter? Doesn't Samsung release their new phones in the 1st or 2nd quarter of the year?.... Just my observation.Market share for Apple 2017 was 14.3% a decline from 14.5%. Samsung increased from 20.8% to 21.1%
Reporting that Apple sold a lot of iPhones in the last quarter of 2017 is a bit stupid considering it's when it releases them. Samsung releases in a different quarter.
Not stupid, but I would consider it a bit concerning, as the 4th Quarter is Apple's big quarter for it's iPhone. They only beat out Samsung by 2.9M phones, and sold less iPhones then the previous year's 4th quarter. I have not followed the numbers, but I can see they just barely sold more iPhones vs Samsung in 2016 as well.
ok, I get that the iPhone x is the top selling iPhone every week since it's launch. Remember, there are 5 models being sold (at least at Apple as NEW). So, these are numbers and not actual facts, as Apple doesn't give you any facts other than "iPhone X" is best selling iPhone.....that means it could be iPhone X sold 100, iPhone 8 sold 99 and iPhone 7 sold 98, iPhone 6s sold 97 & iPhone SE sold 96. When you see the numbers, that doesn't look so impressive, just looks diverse. TThe iPhone X won't appeal everybody based on the price point, Apple knows that, the consumer knows that. That's why they have an expansive iPhone lineup, there's a price point and model for everybody. But for the iPhone X to be the top selling iPhone every week since it's launch is impressive.
But this is expected with a new flagship model. If the iPhone X was not the top selling phone, I think it would it would be a problem.My post was Not in comparison to any other iPhone, it was strictly commenting on Cooks analysis yesterday during the earnings call. At no point am I referring to other model iPhone, just since the inception of the iPhone X launch.
I never thought it would not sell well. Plus you are probably just referring to people on MR and in the tech community, not the general public. If what many posts and prediction on tech forums actually came true, then Apple should have gone out of business shortly after antenna-gate.You guess? Considering how much hatred and disapproval was commented on the iPhone X since the launch that others wanted to see it fail, I would say that's fairly impressive being the top selling since it's launch on November 3 every week.
Apple could have sold way more iPhone X at a more decent price point.
The iPhone X won't appeal everybody based on the price point, Apple knows that, the consumer knows that. That's why they have an expansive iPhone lineup, there's a price point and model for everybody. But for the iPhone X to be the top selling iPhone every week since it's launch is impressive.
Do not forget that Apple's Average Sales Price per phone is some three times that of Samsung's. So Samsung is selling more phones overall, but the majority of them are low-price "feature phones" sold to markets Apple does not compete in.
OTOH, phones are 70% of Apple’s business vs a much smaller part of Samsung’s.Do not forget that Apple's Average Sales Price per phone is some three times that of Samsung's. So Samsung is selling more phones overall, but the majority of them are low-price "feature phones" sold to markets Apple does not compete in.
But this is expected with a new flagship model.
you are probably just referring to people on MR and in the tech community, not the general public.
So again, imo it isn't impressive that a new flagship iPhone is outselling older models since the new model's launch. If it didn't then that would probably be a bad sign.
do u really think that people who don't want to buy overpriced X would go for tiny SE instead? No, I don't think soThe iPhone SE covers that price point already. No need to duplicate and lose sales.
do u really think that people who don't want to buy overpriced X would go for tiny SE instead? No, I don't think so
No problemThanks for your opinion.
Yea, but it doesn't change the fact that this same thing happens every single time a new flagship model comes out. Therefore, not impressive.I was strictly speaking just for the iPhone X, being it's a brand new device from the past separating away from the past four generations of iPhones that we have been introduced too, hence the 6/6s/7/8 form factor.
No, It wasn't expected. That's just it. Then we had analysts weighing in how the iPhone X would be a failure because it was widely available after a few weeks after the launch, price point, controversial "Notch." Regardless, that was all superseded and I think many were pleasantly surprised how well the iPhone X actually did sell considering all the negative rhetoric that followed behind it.
Do the weighted average of selling prices and you'll see it's impossible for the iPhone X to not be a major factor in driving ASP to $800.ok, I get that the iPhone x is the top selling iPhone every week since it's launch. Remember, there are 5 models being sold (at least at Apple as NEW). So, these are numbers and not actual facts, as Apple doesn't give you any facts other than "iPhone X" is best selling iPhone.....that means it could be iPhone X sold 100, iPhone 8 sold 99 and iPhone 7 sold 98, iPhone 6s sold 97 & iPhone SE sold 96. When you see the numbers, that doesn't look so impressive, just looks diverse. T
Is OnePlus included under OPPO?
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What are you gonna do when it's time for you to get a new phone? Go with the cheapest model or just buy a used phone? Just curious
Not true. Samsung sold more in the whole year. You can't compare a quarter where apple has a new phone out and samsug does not. Same thing applies to the quarter when Samsung has a new phone out, apple hasn't. So the best to look at is the full year for a better comparison.
Do the weighted average of selling prices and you'll see it's impossible for the iPhone X to not be a major factor in driving ASP to $800.
You can't sell nearly as many iPhone 6s and 7 while having an ASP of $800.
The X was a hit. It's official.
And that's Samsung's fault how?
I still think it's impressive that, the companies listed above can still sell that many smart phones year in and out.
OTOH, phones are 70% of Apple’s business vs a much smaller part of Samsung’s.
Do the weighted average of selling prices and you'll see it's impossible for the iPhone X to not be a major factor in driving ASP to $800.
You can't sell nearly as many iPhone 6s and 7 while having an ASP of $800.
The X was a hit. It's official.
AppleCare is included in services revenue. Separate item. ASP is a representation of the phone itself.Honest question...
Does anyone know if Apple Care+ would be apart of the ASP of the iPhone? or would that be included in services or other?
I gave an example of product mix to help people visualize it. I hope it helps.I know, right? Math can be so inconvenient at times.