CNET Finds 75% of US Adults Couldn't Care Less About a Foldable iPhone
The survey found buyers would spend an average of $781, far below analysts’ $2,000 to $2,500 estimate for Apple’s foldable phone.
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25% of US adults are interested in the iPhone Ultra – but won't pay for it
Sometimes a headline is the complete inverse of the real news in the story, and that’s the case with a new survey measuring interest in the upcoming iPhone Ultra. The headline says 75% of US adults aren’t interested in a folding iPhone, while the real surprise is that as many as 25% are. Apple shouldn’t get too excited by the results, however, as willingness to pay was way, way less than the price we’re expecting the company to announce …
75% of US Adults Aren't Interested in a Foldable iPhone
Three out of four U.S. adults say they have no interest in buying a foldable iPhone, according to a new survey from CNET. CNET's survey was conducted online by YouGov between August 13 and 17, polling 2,605 U.S. adults. It found that 75% are not interested in an Apple foldable device, and those who are would not pay anywhere near the rumored $2,000+ price. Interest is low across every generation surveyed. Boomers (1946–1964) and Gen Xers (1965–1…
According to a poll, Americans are willing to pay an average of $781 for the iPhone Ultra, an amount that remains very close to the 799... Read more... Facebook · X · iAddict Read more The article The iPhone Ultra Foldable does not interest 75% of Americans appeared first on iPhoneAddict.fr.
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