Apple Users Are Replacing Their iPhone Way Too Quickly (Here’s Why)
When do you think it’s time to replace your iPhone? A year? Maybe two? This is when other Apple users redeem their smartphone!
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Replacing iPhone: This is when Apple users do
An iPhone can last quite a few years. Apple usually keeps iPhones with the latest version of iOS for about five to six years. It is not over after that, because older Apple smartphones often receive security updates for longer.
Yet about three-quarters of iPhones last less than three years for most people. In the 18-24 and 35-44 age group, 13 percent already have another iPhone within one year. Remarkably enough, in the group 65 years and older, about 65 percent of the iPhones are three years or older. CIRP (Consume Intelligence Research Partners) comes to these (and more) conclusions.
It also turned out that 45 percent of Apple owners between the ages of 18 and 24 have had their iPhone for less than two years. In any case, a large proportion of 18-54 year-olds are all prepared to replace their iPhone within two years.
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Reasons to switch to a new iPhone
CIRP also concludes that young people find the (sometimes minor) upgrades with a new iPhone reason enough to replace their device. Older people have that much less.
Despite the fact that the elderly often have more disposable income, young people are more willing to replace their iPhone. They also know that a more recent iPhone has a higher resale value. They can use this to (partially) finance their new purchase.
Do you want to replace your current iPhone?
Are you ready for a new iPhone yourself? Then the iPhone 14 Pro (€ 1,119) and the iPhone 14 Pro Max (€ 1,209) are the best iPhones you can buy. Are you looking for an iPhone with a decent price, but will still receive support from Apple for a long time? Then the iPhone SE 2022 (€ 409) is an excellent buy.
