It's not black or white.
Some people want the smaller, some want the larger size. Just as some people want 11' laptops, and some want 17'.
Remember, not only did Apple took away the SE size, they also made the smallest model slightly bigger (XS > 8).
Some people want the smaller, some want the larger size. Just as some people want 11' laptops, and some want 17'.
Remember, not only did Apple took away the SE size, they also made the smallest model slightly bigger (XS > 8).
Which is a shame, since the new screen-to-body ratio on a smaller body would be enough for a lot of folks.
Unfortunately, nobody can really tell what the real demand for what screen size is, because screen sizes were always coupled with other factors, such as different price or fewer features. And Apple or any Android manufacturer never tried to decouple it.
But it think it's safe to say that there would be a market for a small, but powerful iPhone.
And yes, it's definitely large enough for Apple, otherwise they would have to stop selling other things with way smaller market sizes like Smart Covers first.
And yes, it's definitely large enough for Apple, otherwise they would have to stop selling other things with way smaller market sizes like Smart Covers first.
That Apple made all of their current phones "large" is a strong indicator they value their "ASP has risen again"-message to shareholders more than their "we have the exact fit for you"-message to consumers.
