50% of TechRadar readers prefer the iPhone 17 Pro over the standard 17, and I want to know why

In the world of consumer products, general logic would dictate that across a range of devices, from expensive flagship units to reasonably priced products, the latter can be expected to sell better than the former.

More expensive products are generally seen as aspirational and attention-grabbing, serving more to entice people to buy into the range rather than snap up the premium model. Take carmaker Porsche, for example: the 911 is its signature sports car, but in 2024 the brand has sold more of its cheaper Cayenne and Macan models. Same for Tesla: its Model Y sells much more than its flagship Model S.

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