The new iPhone 13 series will likely have a lot of new features and changes, such as a better screen and camera, a longer battery life, and the ability to connect to satellites.
A recent poll, though, found that these new features are not enough to make Android smartphone users want to switch.
Market research firm SellCell found that 80% of people do not want to upgrade to the iPhone 13.
Decrease in the number of people wishing to be promoted
Also, 18% of those who answered said they were thinking about moving to the new model. That is about one in five Android users.
According to “Arab Gateway for Technical News,” this number is a big drop from what the company found in its study last year.
In the new poll, 32% of people said they did not want to improve because it did not have a fingerprint reader, which is important in a world where face masks are required.
The photo control tool in ICloud was the reason why 10% of users did not upgrade.
Other reasons were different, like the fact that iOS is hard to customize and does not allow sideloading apps. Along with Android phones, there are more of them than iPhone 13.
Also, 18% said they were thinking about updating. Their reasons included getting up to six years of software and patch security updates and being able to connect their Apple devices to the environment. Not only do Apple phones cost more, but they also protect your data better than leading Android phones.
Switch to the new iPhone
In the same poll, 44% of people who use the current model of the iPhone said they were more likely to buy the next model.
It is important to note that Apple is trying to make 90 million iPhone 13 models by the end of the year. This is 20% more than last year, and more new iPhone models are expected to be bought.
