Now T-Mobile have reavealed that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are their most popular smartphones to date and sales of the devices have broken previous records. (S) and T-Mobile US (TMUS) said that iPhone 7 presales were surpassing expectations, reports Business Insider.
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T-Mobile says that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus set new records for pre-orders and pre-registrations.
Sprint today announced that, in the first three days, pre-orders for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are more than 375 percent higher compared to past year.
This is the first year that Apple will launch the iPhone in Dubai at the same time as the rest of the world, the company confirmed in a statement. T-Mobile’s preorders from September 9 through September 12 were almost four times the level of the next most popular iPhone, and are continuing to be strong, the statement said.
So you’ll probably end up going wireless, which works out just fine for Apple – which bought Beats headphones a few years back in a megadeal that hasn’t quite worked out for them yet. This is a first in Apple’s history and could very well indicate how willing Apple is to get rid of the home button altogether. But the cheapest 32GB iPhone 7 will cost 599 pounds ($799) in the U.K. That’s equivalent to a price hike of 11% over the iPhone 6S, which was available for 539 pounds. The most notable upgrade on the iPhone 7?
For all Apple India fans, the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus is up for pre-order on Apple’s website.
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A fantastic combination on paper, the iPhone 7 is expected to deliver similar or slightly better battery life as a result of the 1960 mAh battery on board. Instead, the new phones will use Apple’s Lightning connector for audio, although users will be able to connect older headphones and earbuds via an adaptor.
