Apple does not like to separate the sales of its iPhone devices by model, so it is not officially possible to say what percentage goes to the sale of the iPhone 6 and how much to the iPhone 6 Plus model.
However, there are unofficial channels, such as a report by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, which tried to determine what percentage of sales go to which iPhone 6 model.
It turns out that, at least in the US, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 leads in sales.
For the first 30 days that the two devices are available, the iPhone 6 participates with 68 percent of total sales, while the iPhone 6 Plus has a share of 23-24 percent.
During that month, the two new iPhones accounted for 92 percent of total iPhone sales, while the other nine percent were iPhone 5S and 5C. Analyzes also showed that the average storage space of the iPhone 6 model, during the first month of sale, is 48GB. That's almost twice as much as last year, and this was certainly influenced by Apple's decision not to offer 32GB versions of the phone.
The new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are available in capacities of 16GB, 64GB and 128GB.
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