This Apple Inc. iPhone "Super Cycle" Could Have Staying Power

This Apple Inc. iPhone "Super Cycle" Could Have Staying Power

When Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) introduced the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus back in late 2014, it triggered what's now called a "super cycle." Essentially, the pace at which users within the iPhone installed base upgraded to Apple's freshest iPhone models accelerated to well beyond traditional levels because of the introduction of large-screen iPhones.

However, Apple's subsequent product cycles -- the iPhone 6s-series and iPhone 7-series cycles, -- failed to drive the kind of upgrade activity that the iPhone 6-series did.

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