Why do people choose Apple than Samsung?

It makes sense that iPhones retain value better, according to the later part of SellCell’s report. It notes that iPhone users are much more likely to remain loyal to Apple than Samsung users are to Samsung. With fewer iPhones being sold off as people swap to new devices, it follows that they keep a higher price.

Is Apple actually better than Samsung?

Product Performance. There is no denying it: Apple’s A14 Bionic is way ahead of Samsung on overall chip performance and on benchmarks performed at the end of last year using the Qualcomm 865+ on the S20. Apple is a year behind Samsung in 5G systems integration; there’s no getting around that.

Why do people buy Android over Apple?

1. Information security. Information security companies unanimously agree that Apple devices are more secure than Android devices. Apple’s App Store has fewer apps to offer than the Android phones’ app store, but the number of available apps is not the most important element of app stores.

Why do people still buy Apple products?

Apple users have had the benefit of experiencing a product created by committed employees who have worked hard to make the Apple product better. They have invested their time in trust to deliver a work of art; one we refer to as the iPhone. Apple has a following like no other.

What is the difference between Samsung and Apple’s mobile devices?

This stands to reason since those two generations span the ages of 25 to 55 years old, representing the majority of the global workforce. The key difference is that Apple mobile device users are younger on average. 53\% of all Apple mobile users are under the age of 35, compared to only 28\% for Samsung.

Why is Apple so successful?

1. People trust Apple. When people trust your brand, they will continue to support it. Apple has extremely loyal customers. Even when people venture off to try other things, they eventually come right back to Apple, their first love.

Can Samsung and Apple gain market share from Gen Z?

If Apple can maintain the preference among younger users, we believe they will gain market share, particularly as the younger part of Gen Z begins to adopt smartphones. For Samsung, the big question is whether they can take share from the remaining 40\% of the market.