The iPhone adoption rate report reveals that sales of XS/Max/XR are not satisfactory

When Mixpanel, an analytics firm known for tracking iOS adoption rates, gives a set of reports on iPhone adoption, apple may be upset.

From September 1 to December 8, although iPhone XS/XR users are gradually increasing, iPhone X/8/8 Plus users have not been significantly impacted. Currently, iPhone X accounts for 11.39%, followed by iPhone 8 Plus, with the adoption rate of 9.31%, and iPhone 8 with the adoption rate of 9.22%.

If you compare adoption rates over the same period after launch, the iPhone XR was 1.5% five weeks later, compared with 3.6% for the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus in the five weeks after launch last year.

Over the course of two months, iPhone X gained about 7% adoption last year, while iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max gained about 5% adoption this year

It seems that apple is not being "wronged" for the fact that this year's new iPhone, with its mission to refresh older iPhone users like the 6/66s /7, is not doing so well.