“Have you ever wondered just how much interest there is in iPhone in comparison with Apple’s other products? Or wondered which of the company’s other products is likely to become a mass market hit next?” Jonny Evans writes for Computerworld. “These charts from SEMRush (based on search volume) will show you what you need to know.”
“On launch, Apple sold around 3 million iPhone X units in just 20 minutes. That works out to be around 150,000 phones per minute and 2,500 iPhone X sales per second. That’s by far the biggest product Apple — or anyone — has to sell right now,” Evans writes. “That’s not to say people aren’t interested in Apple’s other products. They are really interested, as the below graph shows.”
Top Apple products of 2017 (excluding iPhone):
“As you can see, interest in the Apple Watch Series 3 grew across the year. At time of writing, it remains the most interesting non-iPhone Apple product, followed by iPad, iMac Pro, MacBook Pro 2017 and iPad Pro,” Evans writes. “Now look at this chart, which does an excellent job of showing how interest in iPhone truly eclipses public interest in Apple’s other products.”
Top Apple products of 2017 (including iPhone):
Evans notes that “most people hadn’t yet begun referring to iPhone X as iPhone X — we all saw it as iPhone 8 until we got closer to its announcement and the name was leaked.”
Tons more information and many more charts in the full article – recommended – here.
MacDailyNews Take: That Apple Watch makes a notable hill even with iPhones 8 and X included portends great things for Apple’s little wearable that could are right around the corner. Apple Watch is primed to move from the innovators and early adopters stages to the mainstream!
SEE ALSO:
When Apple Watch surpassed iPod – November 8, 2017
Ten days in with Apple Watch Series 3: I’m amazed by how quickly it integrated into daily life – October 19, 2017
Why Apple Watch Series 3 is a game changer – October 19, 2017
First week with Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular): Connectivity makes for a truly smart watch – October 9, 2017
Macworld reviews Apple Watch Series 3: The wearable leader runs out to an insurmountable lead – October 6, 2017
Ars Technica reviews Apple Watch Series 3: Despite some teething pains, it’s great to use – September 27, 2017
Some reviewers’ Apple Watch Series 3 ‘LTE issues’ due to easily-fixable Wi-Fi bug – September 20, 2017
Jim Dalrymple reviews Apple Watch Series 3: ‘Do yourself a favor and get one’ – September 20, 2017
Some reviewers’ Apple Watch Series 3 ‘LTE issues’ due to easily-fixable Wi-Fi bug – September 20, 2017
Wired reviews Apple Watch Series 3: ‘For the first time ever, I love the Apple Watch’ – September 20, 2017
9to5Mac reviews Apple Watch Series 3: Unlocks new potential with LTE, dramatically improved Siri – September 20, 2017
Ming-Chi Kuo: Apple Watch Series 3 LTE models selling much faster than expected – September 18, 2017
Why the carriers must drop the Apple Watch LTE connectivity tax – September 15, 2017
How much Apple Watch Series 3 data plans will cost on Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint – September 14, 2017
Apple Watch, the world’s best-selling watch, can now work without an iPhone – September 12, 2017
New Apple Watch Series 3 delivers built-in cellular with powerful new health and fitness enhancements – September 12, 2017
Best Buy just called…mine is ready for pick up (a week before promised)- gonna be hard to concentrate the rest of the day- woo hoo!
I see that the initial rush to buy iPhone X is over.
The nodding dog take
I see the secondary rush to buy iPhone X is beginning, Inshallah the holiday rush to buy iPhone X will soon be upon us.
Beginning or hasn’t developed yet? Please explain your contradiction.
Please go to ….
Hmmm. I’m reading that sales of iPhone X are slumping in US and not picking up very much globally. I’m not worried. I’m sure people are saving up for Christmas, Hanukkah, and Ramadan.
Samsung must pay KK good money to troll iPhone message boards. Desperation much?