iPhone 11. Prepared for release in the fall of this year, the new series of phones of the Apple company has a very big problem at the moment, and those from Apple must be aware of this. A recent study done in the USA confirms that Apple fans are more interested in an iPhone that has 5G connectivity than the phones in the iPhone 11 series, which would not bring very big changes, apart from a new triple camera.
iPhone 11. 18% of those who participated in the US study say they would be willing to pay $1200 to upgrade to a new iPhone model that has built-in 5G connectivity. Of course, the iPhone 11 will not come with this technology offered by the Apple company, keeping it for 2020, and this because for now 5G networks are not widely available in the countries where the phones are sold.
iPhone 11. Apple fans reveal a BIG PROBLEM
iPhone 11. Considering the healthy interest in an iPhone that has 5G connectivity, the Apple company could have problems with the models that will arrive in stores this year because fans expect something else. Since last year was not a very good one for the sales of Apple's phones, we might see some more important changes for prices, or the benefits that customers have, if the interest will be lower.
The firm's survey of iPhone owners shows that 18% would pay $1,200 for a 5G device when upgrading next. Analyst Michael Olson says interest will grow from here, which makes this "a favorable early sign that 5G is viewed as a key feature." Olson sees muted interest in the 2019 iPhones, but Services revenue should "tide many investors over" until the 5G excitement builds more.
iPhone 11. With a triple camera, the same design, and only a new processor, this year's series doesn't promise to be too amazing, and iOS 13 doesn't have much to offer to give people the feeling that they're investing their money wisely. It is possible that Apple will have some interesting surprises for this series of phones, but so far nothing surprising has appeared regarding the models that will hit the market this fall.
iPhone 11. The launch would take place during September, the Apple company also wanting to present its new phone models in the same month, when iOS 13 would also be launched.
