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iPhone Sales Fall 30% in India as Higher Prices Weigh on Demand

9 days ago · Lumic

Indian consumers looking at iPhones in a store, symbolizing the dip in sales due to high prices.
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9 days ago
iPhone Sales Fall 30% in India as Higher Prices Weigh on Demand
IMPACT BULLETS
Sales Drop: iPhone sales fell up to 30% around Dussehra as higher prices hurt demand
Buyer Shift: Fewer discounts and longer upgrade cycles keep users on older iPhones
Market Lead: Apple leads premium sales by value, but 2026 shipments may fall below 2025
Apple’s premium appeal remains, but affordability is testing demand
Live Mint·9 days ago

This Fin Shorts story dives into the recent dip in iPhone sales in India, with figures showing a drop of up to 30% during the festive Dussehra season. The high cost of Apple's premium smartphones appears to be a significant factor, impacting demand. We explore how reduced discounts and longer upgrade cycles are leading consumers to stick with older iPhone models. While Apple continues to lead the premium smartphone segment by value in the Indian market, projections suggest a potential slowdown in shipments. This trend highlights the delicate balance between brand appeal and affordability in India's dynamic smartphone market, especially concerning premium devices.

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