This is an ancient question that makes the most famous philosophical puzzle ever rivals: “What came first, chicken or egg?” The question is, “Who makes more money, a loyal Apple iPhone user or a loyal Samsung Galaxy user? Well, this is not really a philosophical puzzle like the chicken egg question, but since Apple and Samsung have created a smartphone enmity, this question is the user’s intelligence -based data.
The CRP spent in its quarterly survey in search of mobile phone buyers’ loyal Apple and Samsung buyers. The CRP explained to a loyal iPhone or Galaxy Buyer who owned Apple or Samsung Handset and purchased the same brand and replaced it with a smartphone. Statistics show that more loyal Samsung Galaxy buyers can be found in both upper and lower income limits than Apple iPhone more loyal buyers. The loyal Galaxy handset owners living within the middle -income limits were more suitable for becoming owners.
Many people will expect that iPhone buyers will be found in high income range because due to prices that Apple receives for its hand sets. The CRP has explained that the loyal buyers of the iPhone end up in the low income range because of the large number of iPhone models purchased by young consumers who do not pay housing or other adult expenses.
For the 12 months ending in the last quarter, loyal Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy Phone buyers’ revenue limits. | Image credit
The purchase of Samsung Galaxy phones by loyal buyers is 75 %, while 67 % of the iPhone attributed to loyal consumers compared to purchases. The reason for this is that Samsung has a popular middle range lineup. Apple does not compete in this segment of the market. Very advanced, those who earn 000 150,000 or more in a year, buy 9 % of the iPhone by loyal buyers during the 12 months ending with the quarter of March 2025. This is compared to 6 % galaxy purchases made by loyal Samsung consumers in this level.
During the same time, 24 % of the iPhone purchases were from loyal buyers who earned less than 25,000 in a year. This is compared to the 19 % galaxy purchases made by Samsung’s loyal consumers that were made by the lowest income level people.
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