The proportion of Android users switching to Apple's iPhone hit a five-year high in the second quarter, reaching 17%

According to news on July 24, the latest report from market research organization CIRP shows that 17% of users who bought iPhone in the second quarter of this year switched from Android system. This proportion hit a five-year high, almost the same period last year ( 10%). At first glance, this seems to be great news for Apple as more new users join the Apple ecosystem.

However, CIRP is cautious about this. They believe that the influx of Android users may indicate relatively weak sales of the iPhone 15 series this year. These new users are often more interested in new operating systems and competitive prices, and may not necessarily need Apple's latest flagship model.
In addition, CIRP also pointed out that a larger proportion of Android users means that the proportion of existing iPhone users who have traditionally brought huge sales to Apple has decreased.

Noted that the proportion of Android users switching to iPhone in the second quarter of this year was second only to the 21% in 2017.

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