Why Apple Makes So Many Phones

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Apple recently introduced their new phones for 2020. Which, for the first time, include four different models. The iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max. Back in the early days, from the original iPhone to the iPhone 5, they only introduced one new model per year. But starting in 2012 with the 5s and 5c, Apple began releasing two iPhones. And in 2017, three new models. And their decision to release multiple iPhones has been met with some criticism. You’ll often find complaints on social media that buying an iPhone has become more confusing than ever. Since customers are forced to browse through several tiers of iPhone models with different features and prices, whereas Apple used to offer a one-size-fits-all solution that was much simpler for customers to understand. So in this video I’m going to explain why Apple went from releasing one iPhone per year to four.

[dynamitegaming]

"Why apple makes so many phones"


Meanwhile Samsung: makes 20+ phones every year.

[FlyingPigChannel]

Samsung: releasing a phone whenever they feel like it for every price range for every country

[random-accessmemory]

*Why Apple Makes so Many Phones?*

*Samsung* : Am I f*kng joke to you???

[k_kumo]

"Why Apple makes so many phones"

Samsung: "Hold my Note"

[jimbeaux]

I don’t get how choosing between 4 different phones could be confusing. I love the fact they offer different choices for each generation.

[ashleytyraisaacs]

I like that there are so many phones, it kind of killed the trend of having the newest iPhone. So once everyone got confused about iPhones and there were multiple kinds, people stop having an eye for the newest.

The confusion also made people more conscious about the phone. Instead of buying the shiniest model, people had to to think about what they needed. And after that, a good amount of people realized that they didn’t need an upgrade every year or even every 2 years. I’m not saying that sales declined but it really helped Apple convince people to focus more on tech than trend

[tatianagershberg]

apple explained: "why apple makes so many phones" Samsung: *releases 20 phones within a year*

[MadhuKraft]

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[elliot_is_the_president]

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[xXmlgamingXx]

The transition to your sponsor was so smooth, I didn’t realize it was even a sponsor at first

[thisissupposed]

I love how the SE 2 was designed like the 6 and 7 with round edges, but the 12s were flat edges like the 5 and SE lol.

[bobbyman]

When Apple releases 5 phones:
People: Why does Apple make so many phones?
Samsung and Xiaomi: *Nervous sweating*

[jsvn]

What!? Apple makes so many phones? That's the best joke I've heard in a while.

[qkelly]

Apple fans: Man why does Apple make so many phones

Samsung fans: Don't even get us started on Samsung they have a phone for about every price range

[Juici]

Apple launching 4 phones a year
Samsung: im 6 parallel universes ahead of you

[noyandogangun]

Apple Explained: Why Apple Makes So Many Phones

Android: Samsung, Xiaomi and Huawei releases more than 40 phones per brand, per year.

[amish]

Honestly I feel like apple makes the least phones compared to some brands.

[franzliszt]

Apple makes so many phones? bro just look at Huawei. A new phone every damn month

[Ddreinthebay]

Looking at the older prices compared to now, they were so cheap 😩😩

[geauxienicole]

The bit about the phone being essential being used one handed is exactly the row of detail that I love about Apple.

I’m literally that customer.