More than 20 percents of US users prefer 4-inch smartphones

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POSTER: computer news   ||   MORE THAN 20 PERCENTS OF US USERS PREFER 4-INCH SMARTPHONES	DATE:2015-12-05
This week the network has information that at the beginning of next year Apple will release a new 4-inch iPhone, directed primarily at those who are looking for a more affordable and compact size iPhone.   According to AppleInsider, the research firm Piper Jaffray conducted a survey to find out smartphones with a screen diagonal of users preferance.  According to the survey, which was attended by US consumers in 1077, it was found that 20.3% of them prefer 4-inch smartphones, which are the the iPhone 5, 5s and 5c.  A 4.7-inch screen is considered an ideal iPhone 6s 31.2% of respondents, while 27.2% of respondents said they prefer the 5.5-inch screen iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone 6s Plus.  The remaining 21.2% of the participants choose different screen sizes. Analyst Gene Munster (Gene Munster), commenting on the survey results, said the new 4-inch iPhone does not have a significant impact on sales of Apple. He was confident that the majority of consumers today prefer the large screen size. "We believe that one of the reasons that more than 20% of users still prefer a 4-inch screen, is the fact that they are still using the old model iPhone. When they move to 4.7-inch screens, we expect that their preferences will change in the display with a large size, "- said the analyst. According to the forecasts of Munster, the new 4-inch Apple smartphone will take place the iPhone and low-end model will be offered at a price of $ 450, replacing the 2013 released iPhone 5s.  Analysts say that the novelty will receive fingerprint Touch ID and NFC for contactless payments via Apple Pay. Related Products :

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