Do you see more iPhones or Androids?

[dilap]

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I understand there are more androids but I was in a restraunt of a about 20 people, and everyone I saw had an iPhone, with a lot of 5Ss and 6s! Answer with your country, or better city/town and what you see most!

 

[Technarchy]

As a phone geek I do check out devices around me.

It's honestly hard to say, but I think I see more iPhones generally in the places I frequent.

Samsung devices are a close second for sure.

 

[dilap]

Definitely Samsung second because they are so cheap. In general more iPhones but at school everyone seems to have the s3 mini!

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As a phone geek I do check out devices around me.

It's honestly hard to say, but I think I see more iPhones generally in the places I frequent.

Samsung devices are a close second for sure.

What country or city are you?

 

[bobr1952]

Maybe a family thing but I spent the holidays with my brother and his family in New England--had about 25 people in his house for festivities--and I only saw iPhones--and a couple non-smart phones.

 

[dilap]

Maybe a family thing but I spent the holidays with my brother and his family in New England--had about 25 people in his house for festivities--and I only saw iPhones--and a couple non-smart phones.

My family all have iPhones even grandparents with the iPhone 3G

 

[maflynn]

I see more android phones on the subway when I commute. Not by a lot, but the majority is clearly android

 

[Technarchy]

Definitely Samsung second because they are so cheap. In general more iPhones but at school everyone seems to have the s3 mini!

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What country or city are you?

USA: SLC, UT

I think the most common Samsung is the white S3. I see a lot of those.

 

[dilap]

I see more android phones on the subway when I commute. Not by a lot, but the majority is clearly android

Are they mostly Samsung? I think their affordability in their lower end phones appeals for people making the jump from non-smart but aren't willing to pay ~£600/$700. I am starting to see a lot of Moto Gs as well but that is at school

 

[Toltepeceno]

I pretty much never see anyone with iphones here, all either dumb phones or android. I don't even personally know anyone that owns an iphone other the wife and I. The youngest has an ipad mini.

 

[dilap]

I think UK it is mostly iPhones or maybe London. According to some stats there are more Androids in the UK but iPhone usage is more.

 

[retinaimac]

depends on what side of town your on where I live. I have a lg g3, my wife is note 3 and my son is iphone 6. I like android for rooting and customization. Gives me something to tinker with.

 

[Ulenspiegel]

I see more Androids definetly. I don't really know the reason as you can get an iPhone as easily as an Android in terms of price from any SP.

 

[Shanghaichica]

iPhones on my commute but I also see a lot of Samsung phones too.

 

[iBlazed]

Well here's an interesting thought. I'm a real estate agent, so many times I don't even see people in person for the first time yet before adding them into my iPhone as a new contact when I get a lead. So I don't need to see people in person to figure out what kind of phone they have, when I go to send them a text and it turns blue for iMessage I automatically know what they have. In a weird way it kind of gives an instant connection/common ground with a client. And to answer the original question, most other agents I communicate with and most clients I communicate with use iPhones. Here in central NJ, iPhones have a pretty clear majority when looking around and everyone uses iMessage and FaceTime. It's a major factor in my continued iPhone use, even though I have a secondary android phone that I put my SIM into sometimes as well. Oh gadgets...

 

[Michael Goff]

Between the two options? Android. But I see just as many WP.

Mt Vernon, IN

 

[iBlazed]

Between the two options? Android. But I see just as many WP.

Mt Vernon, IN

Interesting, I've literally never seen a windows phone out in public.

 

[bubulol]

Based on Europe, excluding UK, Android meets more success due to their aggressive price strategy
In Spain and and such southern European countries, Android literally dominates the market with impressive score (over 85%)
But it doesnt mean, you wont meet iPhones around you
Actually, i see more iPhones around me than Android, i also live a country where Android dominates by far.

Its interesting but you often forget:
Android dominates most of market around the world but iPhone as individual phone, is most sold phones by far.

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Interesting, I've literally never seen a windows phone out in public.

Where i work (clothes shop, most of my customers are young, very young), i ve seen the most WP than any other phones but now, well breakthrough of iPhones 4/4S due to their affordable price
WP meet certain success in Europe and especially targets teenagers (colored case, lower price, camera/photo...)

 

[ucfgrad93]

I mostly see iPhones.

 

[iososx]

I live near the University, Samsung Note 3 and 4 models are the smartphone of choice for both guys and gals by huge margins.

The only iPhones I see when I'm on Campus are iPhone 6+. Amongst that demographic the days of tiny iPhones is over.

Yet it should be noted these are students from very wealthy families. The predominate choice of cars in the parking lots are fresh new BMW & MBZ models. Many designated either "M" or "AMG" models you enthusiasts will quickly recognize.

 

[Lloydbm41]

Rural central California: mostly see Samsung Note and S series phones, followed by iPhones and then a few Windows Phones. Haven't seen a Blackberry in a long time.

 

[tbayrgs]

More iPhones but not by a huge margin. My regular contacts overwhelmingly use iPhones but in public places I regularly frequent, less of a difference. If it's not an iPhone, it's almost always a Samsung device.

I'm in Tampa, FL.

 

[MRU]

As a phone geek I do check out devices around me.

It's honestly hard to say, but I think I see more iPhones generally in the places I frequent.

Samsung devices are a close second for sure.

Yeah pretty much identical in my own experience here in Ireland.

 

[skiltrip]

I never noticed it until switching to iPhone but I rarely see Androids in the wild. 4 out of 5 devices I see every day are easily iPhone.

 

[LIVEFRMNYC]

In public about equal the amount. Most people I personally know that used iPhones have moved to Android. I rarely see the 6+, but see plenty of the 6. Most Androids I see are Samsung or Nexus.

 

[TacticalDesire]

I see a mix of everything. Mostly comes down to:

Samsung
Apple
Motorola