A new Survey from finance company Credit Suisse found that of the solely iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Owners questioned, 18 percent of them would "definitely" purchase Apple's upcoming wearable, the Apple Watch.
As reported by Business Insider, the level of interest from iPhone owner could translate to 35 million units moved during the device's first year. Beyond the definite purchasers, 11 percent of those surveyed said they "probably" would buy the Watch, a**ther 18 percent said they would "definitely **t" buy it, and a large pool of "maybe" and "probably **t" users occupied 27 percent each in the middle.
With strong interest levels in the Apple Watch, Credit Suisse believes there Will be shortages of the device at its rumored March launch.
But even if one out of every five iPhone 6 Owners wants an Apple Watch, Credit Suisse believes Apple Will only make about 20 million Apple Watches in 2015, suggesting there might be a supply shortage when the smartwatch goes on sale.
These estimates aren't far off from a survey by UBS in early December that focused on consumers in general, **t just specific iPhone 6 owners, and found that 10 percent are "very likely" to buy the Apple Watch, with the company selling 24 million units in the first nine months. Following Apple's unveiling of the device last September, speculation on the Apple Watch's unan**unced details has continued in the lead-up to its launch, with the most recent piece of news revealing details of the Watch's iPhone companion app.
01-14-2015, 06:00 PM
New Survey Finds 18% of iPhone 6/6 Plus Owners Will 'Definitely' Buy Apple Watch [iOS
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