The problem isn't the names but the number of different iPhones that are all very similar. But regular people do unconsciously care about the names, which is why choosing a good name is part of the marketing.Regular people don't care what the names mean though. I worked at Apple retail for a few years, and I can tell you that nobody bought a phone based on the Plus, SE, C, S, etc model number. The hardcore enough already knew what they wanted, and most others chose 90% based on screen size once the 6 launched. I don't suspect most "regular" consumers are going to give the names more than a 10 second consideration, merely to know what to tell their friends that they bought.
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