The follow-up report of the old mobile phone in the United States: 61% of the iPhone sold with intact screen, 42% of the Android phone can be used during the day.

CTOnews.com, March 30 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- Consumer Intelligence Research partner (CIRP) recently released a US smartphone user report that Apple iPhone users are more likely to trade in the old and Android users are more likely to keep it. CIRP released a follow-up report today showing how smartphones are traded, sold, and left to family / friends.

The report shows that second-hand Android phones and iPhone in the US market are basically the same when trading, selling and leaving them to family / friends, with the following form information attached to CTOnews.com: about 60 per cent of mobile phones have intact screens, 21 per cent of phones are scratched but can be used, 13 per cent of phones are broken but can be used, and only 6 per cent of second-hand phones have broken screens and cannot be used.

In terms of battery status, about 1/4 of used iPhone and Android phones can be used for a whole day or more when they are fully charged. 33% of iPhone owners say they can be used during the day, and 42% of Android phones can be used during the day.

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Survey on the whereabouts of old phones: Apple iPhone users are more likely to trade in old phones, while Android users are more likely to keep them.