iPhone 17 helps Apple set a record

(Dan Tri) - The success of the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Max product lines has helped Apple's stock set a record high.

According to a report from market research firm Counterpoint Research , the standard version of the iPhone 17 sold 14% better than its predecessor. This data was recorded after 10 days of sales in two key markets, the US and China.

Sales of iPhone 17 increased compared to its predecessor iPhone 16 (Photo: GSM Arena).

Experts at Counterpoint Research say the success of this product line comes from a series of screen improvements, larger storage capacity and upgraded A19 chip.

"Consumers appreciated the standard iPhone 17 thanks to its valuable upgrades in specifications. In China, iPhone 17 sales nearly doubled compared to iPhone 16 in the initial sales period and the growth momentum was maintained until October," shared senior analyst Ivan Lam.

Sharing the same view, senior analyst Mengmeng Zhang also said that iPhone 17 attracts users by providing a lot of value for money.

"Better chips and screens, larger storage, upgraded selfie cameras, while the price is the same as last year's iPhone 16. In addition, users also benefit from discounts through distribution channels. These have boosted iPhone 17 sales," Mengmeng Zhang emphasized.

Not only the standard version, iPhone 17 Pro Max also witnessed strong demand, especially in the US market.

Carriers in the US have launched many support packages to attract users to upgrade to the iPhone 17 Pro Max. This move also contributes to promoting users to spend more in the high-end mobile segment, helping Apple retain more customers.

iPhone 17 Pro Max helps strengthen Apple's position in the high-end mobile segment (Photo: SCMP).

Meanwhile, the iPhone Air, although not as successful, had a good start in the Chinese market. This model even "sold out" within minutes of going on sale in this country.

According to CNBC , the success of the iPhone 17 product line has helped Apple's stock rise to a record high of $262.24 in the most recent trading session. To date, about half of Apple's revenue still comes from the iPhone business.

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