Maybe to you but I've tried several other phones that are nowhere near that close to Apple. I'd give the best non-Apple phone I've ever used a 70% and even that might be being generous.
I'm typing on a $200 Huawei , and on my side there's a $900 iPhone paid by my employer that I can't even get bothered to use. I even switched to the iPhone for 4 weeks while abroad (free data roaming) and just went back to the Huawei when I returned; I just like it more.
I still prefer my personal handset (Honor 10 right now, love it).
The iPhone 8+ is closed and boring to me.
And so if you need a product like that I am sure you would be willing to absorb higher prices. Which is what people are doing.
Is that still the case or just urban myth at this point?
Then it has about 70% in japan. Europe is a bit lower, around 30-35%. And then the result of the world is android by a vast margin.
So in all the rich markets, iphone puts in a majority or good showing. Whereas android dominates at lower price points where the iphone doesn't compete.
http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/japan
You can click around this site to see stats on different regions. Mind you I don't know where they source from.
https://amp.businessinsider.com/images/5a5e13a228eecc26008b5...
No majority in GB as well. France is highest in mainland EU at 22.7.
It’s a couple of generations old now, but it’s in immaculate condition with a good battery and will easily last me a couple of years unless I do something stupid.