1 in 10 US professionals would buy iPhone, new survey sheds light

A new survey from ChangeWave Alliance shows that 9% of its respondents would be very likely or somewhat likely to buy the Apple iPhone when it becomes available. Another 7% said they'd buy it for someone else.

80% of those who said they'd buy the iPhone would replace their existing mobile phone, whilst 10% would use it in addition to their current cell phone.

Interestingly, it's not the feature set that is putting off those who don't want to get an iPhone. 55% said their current phone is sufficient, whilst 28% said the price was too high, and 7% were miffed at having to use Cingular. Only 2% responded that they didn't like the features or touch screen interface.

Posted by Andy Merrett on February 23, 2007 12:03 PM in Latest iPhone news| iPhone news for consumers
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