Robert W. Baird & Co.: Survey shows that most iPhone users are willing to upgrade their phones

"iPhone owners with smaller hands and tighter jeans may not be too excited about the upcoming larger iPhone, but other iPhone owners are eagerly awaiting the rumored release date," wrote Jack Hough of Barrons.

According to a recent survey by investment bank Robert W. Baird & Co., 6.8% of respondents said they were willing to buy the next generation iPhone, which is a significant increase from the 5.3% before the release of iPhone 5s last year. The survey was conducted among 1,000 American adults, of which 34% were iPhone users. Among Android users, only 1% were interested in iPhones, but 11% said they were interested in large-screen smartphones, which shows that large screens are already a trend. As for iPhone users, even though some of them just upgraded their iPhones last year, 41% of them still said they might buy iPhone 6.

A recent comScore survey also showed that more than 25 million people in the United States are looking forward to this new product.

via: Weiphone