Apple’s first big product launch event of 2022 is right around the corner, and although the company reportedly plans to unveil a number of different things across several device categories this Tuesday, March 8, most of the public attention will undoubtedly be focused on the third-generation iPhone SE.
What is 40 percent of one billion people?
That’s a big prospective slice of a massive global pie.
Who knew an affordable iPhone with 5G and a compact size could be so highly desirable?
Somewhat surprisingly, 5G speeds are in third place, followed by the compact body of the third-gen iPhone SE, with the good old fashioned Touch ID fingerprint sensor also named as a key reason of interest by a solid 6.7 percent of prospective buyers.
iPhone 11 out, iPhone SE (2022) in
It looks like screen real estate is not that important for that many people after all.
The fact that not a lot of people are thinking of replacing the iPhone SE (2020) with its 2022 sequel once again highlights the minimal importance of the massively hyped-up 5G upgrade while making the aforementioned 25 to 30 million unit shipment projection that much more impressive.
Obviously, not everyone is looking for a new iPhone right now.
