Apple iPhone 17 Sales Up 14% In U.S. And China As Upgrades Boost Demand

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Apple’s iPhone 17 sales jumped 14% over the iPhone 16 in the first 10 days, led by strong U.S. and China demand for the Pro Max and upgraded A19 chip.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.

00:03Apple's iPhone 17 series sold 14% more units than the iPhone 16 lineup in the first 10 days

00:09after launch in the U.S. and China, according to Bloomberg. Analysts say the base iPhone 17's

00:14stronger demand is driven by its upgraded display, increased storage, and new A19 chip.

00:21The iPhone 17 Pro Max is experiencing strong demand in the U.S., driven by consumers upgrading

00:26from pandemic-era devices. CounterPoint Research says buyers are drawn to its enhanced cameras,

00:32improved cooling system, and major physical redesign. Apple still depends on the iPhone

00:37for about half of its total revenue. The company has maintained strong sales despite setbacks in

00:43developing AI features and delays in launching Apple intelligence in China. For all things money,

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