The latest analysis of Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) sheds some light on the current state of the next generation iPhone. Among these data highlights the fact that a third of the iPhone sold in the US since the launch of the iPhone XR have been this device. A fact that leaves on the floor all the rumors that painted the iPhone XR as a failure in sales. 32% of sales on smartphones during a month is a pretty extraordinary figure. While Apple plays in its favor that is a device recently released (its first 30 days) and that the market analyzed is the American (large presence of Apple versus Android manufacturers), does not mean it is a high number. To get an idea, the iPhone X got last year during that same period 30% of sales, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus altogether 39%. Something similar has happened with the two "same" iPhone this year, the iPhone XS and XS Max have taken 35% altogether. In rounded figures and with a very fast approach: the iPhone XR has sold twice as much as the iPhone XS or the iPhone XS Max, in the same way that the iPhone X sold twice as much as the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus last year. Also remember that the iPhone XR is "a failure" because it has specifications layered, in the same way that the iPhone X was "a failure" last year because nobody was going to buy a phone for 1,000 euros.
