iPhone owners in the US are more ‘loyal’ than Android users: Report
iPhone owners in the US are more ‘loyal’ than Android users: Report
A recent report by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners revealed that iPhone users tend to hold onto their devices for longer periods compared to Android users in the US. The report indicates that 6 out of 10 iPhone owners use older models for two or more years, while only 4 out of 10 Android users do the same. Additionally, 29% of iPhone users keep their phones for three years, compared to only 21% of Android users.
A recent report by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners revealed that iPhone users tend to hold onto their devices for longer periods compared to Android users in the US. The report indicates that 6 out of 10 iPhone owners use older models for two or more years, while only 4 out of 10 Android users do the same. Additionally, 29% of iPhone users keep their phones for three years, compared to only 21% of Android users.
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A recent report by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners revealed that iPhone users tend to hold onto their devices for longer periods compared to Android users in the US. The report indicates that 6 out of 10 iPhone owners use older models for two or more years, while only 4 out of 10 Android users do the same. Additionally, 29% of iPhone users keep their phones for three years, compared to only 21% of Android users. 
