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The reporting broadly agrees that Croma’s iPhone data highlights Indian buyer preferences, with non-Pro models making up most sales and Pro models drawing a smaller share.
Croma’s consumer insights on iPhone purchases over the past year point to clear buyer preferences in India.
Maharashtra led iPhone sales with twenty-three percent.
One in five buyers chose Pro models, while eighty percent opted for non-Pro variants.
The retailer said six point three inch displays were particularly popular.
Two hundred fifty six gigabyte storage capacities were also favored.
The data also highlighted trends in regional demand, model preferences, storage choices, and colour options.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Croma’s iPhone data highlights Indian buyer preferences, with non-Pro models making up most sales and Pro models drawing a smaller share.
What remains uncertain is how these patterns may shift as new purchase data appears; the available reporting only reflects the past year and does not provide a broader market comparison.
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Croma’s released data suggests Indian iPhone buyers leaned toward non-Pro variants over the past year. The retailer also pointed to Maharashtra as the leading sales region and flagged strong interest in six point three inch displays and two hundred fifty six gigabyte storage. The account is descriptive rather than argumentative, focusing on consumer preferences rather than making a broader policy or market claim.
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Croma has released consumer insights from iPhone purchases over the past year, highlighting trends in regional demand, model preferences, storage choices, and colour options among Indian buyers. According to the data reported by the retailer, Maharashtra led iPhone sales with twenty-three percent, while one in five buyers chose Pro models and eighty percent opted for non-Pro variants. The retailer also noted that compact six point three inch displays and two hundred fifty six gigabyte storage capacities were particularly popular.