US EditioniPhone 17 outsells predecessor by 14% in early China, US sales, research firm says
- On September 19, 2025, Apple Inc. launched the iPhone 17 series, which outsold the iPhone 16 series by 14% in its first 10 days in the United States and China.
- Product-Level upgrades such as the A19 chip and more storage drove demand, Counterpoint Research said, while Ivan Lam, senior analyst, said consumers favor the base iPhone 17’s improved specs.
- In the US, the iPhone 17 Pro Max leads demand as the big three US carriers boosted maximum subsidies by 10% , with the base model up 31% and Pro Max up 12% this year.
- Local reports said the iPhone Air sold out within minutes in retail stores in Beijing and Shanghai after Friday pre-orders began, while online shipping estimates in China slipped to November.
- In China, sales of the base iPhone 17 are almost double those of the base iPhone 16 over the initial availability period, and momentum continues into October in Apple’s two key markets.
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The iPhone 17 is a hit so far.Faisal Ramadhan/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesiPhone 17 sales in the US and China outsold the iPhone 16 by 14% in 10 days, a research firm found.In the US, the Pro Max has seen the strongest demand in the lineup.The base model has also sold well, particularly in China, analysts said.The hype around the iPhone 17 is real.Apple's latest lineup is outpacing its predecessor in both the US and China, two key markets for iPhon…
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Apple’s new iPhone outsells previous model by 14% in US, China
Apple Inc.’s latest generation of iPhones is off to a faster start than usual, with its most basic model surging in popularity.
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