Undoubtedly all or almost all the adolescents we asked about which phone they would choose if they were free they would opt for an iPhone, that's almost certain. But logically the iPhone cost a lot of money and this is an important barrier when choosing a terminal. I do not mean that some young people do not prefer Android devices, but the vast majority and more if parents have an iPhone they would choose Apple phones.
Record for iPhone among teens in the US
In his recent survey by the investment firm Piper sandler In the United States, it is shown that 85 percent of the surveyed adolescents currently own an iPhone, and 88 percent hope the iPhone be your next smartphone. The rest are 8 percent who answered the question with the possibility that their next device was an Android. This figure is lower than that obtained last year by the same firm, which was 10 percent of the total.
The iPhone record is on par with that of the AirPods, In this case, the firm itself explains that 52 percent of their adolescents have them, and of those who do not yet have them, 18 percent plan to buy them this year.
The Piper Sandler survey was conducted of about 5.200 teens with a median age of 16.2 and a median household income of about $ 65.600 a year. The truth is that Apple has a lot of future seeing the preferences of young people in the United States and that is once you enter an ecosystem, Be it Apple, Android or whatever, it's hard to get out since everything you buy afterwards will be for that ecosystem: iPhone, AirPods, Mac, iPad ...