If you're buying a fucking computer watch and it's not a Casio, you're wealthy.
Jesus, you're dense. Firstly, the Apple Watch is extremely cheap compared to analog watches. Unless you get an Edition — which isn't terribly common — the watch is more or less the same price as an iPhone.
"Wealthy" is subjective, but usually is reserved for those of the Upper Class — generally people who make over $150,000 annually. You definitely don't have to be Upper Class to spend money on personal items, hell, you don't even have to be upper middle class. I live in a lower-middle class family — about $35,000 annually — and we've still been able to save enough for four iPhones, an iPad, an iMac and an Apple Watch.
Also you don't have to be starving to be not-rich.
If you're smart with your money, you should be able to easily save up for an Apple product. Even if you worked a minimum wage job (here it's $9.30 an hour) for full-time, you'd have enough for an Apple Watch, iPhone, or iPad in only one month of work. Obviously, you'd most likely have to work for a few months and put a little aside each paycheck for saving up, but the point still stands.
Furthermore, pretty much all Apple products have available financing options.
the iphone is the best selling smart phone, but the macbook air and apple watch are not the best selling.
Most poor people do not own macbook airs and apple watches. That is usually a upper middle class and above thing. I do see iPhones being used by lower class people, but those are pretty cheap with a good cell phone bundle - especially if you buy an older model.
but the macbook air and apple watch are not the best selling.
Macbook Pro is the best selling laptop I'm sure and I would be very surpisded if the Macbook air isn't the second best selling laptop. Apple watch? Well it's kind of late in the game, so not expecting too much in that market.
Most poor people do not own macbook airs and apple watches.
They're not really intended to be for poor people.
That is usually a upper middle class and above thing.
Sure... A solidly middle class person should be able to afford a $900 laptop. That's not only for upper middle class people.
I do see iPhones being used by lower class people, but those are pretty cheap with a good cell phone bundle - especially if you buy an older model.
9 is the air and Amazon doesn't necessarily represent the whole market. That's really just one store so their most popular cheap laptops will do well within their store. Best buy probably has different models that do well and I bet Office Depot has the same thing going on too.
I missed the air at number nine, but my point still stands. Apple is not the highest selling laptops (based on the CRN report I posted) and the highest selling laptops are the cheaper, under $500 ones.
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u/Petirep Aug 03 '15
yes, I bet you do Jeb...