The spring 2018 Piper Jaffray 'Teens Survey' found that 82% of American teenagers own an iPhone, reports Business Insider. The survey questioned thousands of kids across 40 states with an average age of 16.
iPhone ownership among teens is up 4% from last fall and is the highest Piper Jaffray has seen. Notably, that number may soon grow higher as 84% of teens say their next phone will be an iPhone.
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skylander - April 11, 2018 at 4:43am
The article is confusing. The title said Over 80% PREFER iphone over android. I think this makes more sense. But I don't think over 80% use iPhone at all. I wonder how big of survey group....
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Guest - April 10, 2018 at 8:18pm
This doesn't make sense. Who is buying Samsung, LG etc, old people?