Both the cheapest and the most expensive iPhone 17 models are reportedly seeing strong demand. A new market intelligence

Apple's stock hit a record high on Monday as signs point to strong momentum in iPhone 17 sales, including interest in the pricey Pro Max model.

The base model iPhone 17 showed particularly strong results in China. Sales of the entry-level device nearly doubled compared to the iPhone 16 during the same timeframe. Across both the US and Chinese markets, base model sales increased by 31%.

The iPhone 17 series have outsold the iPhone 16 series by 14% during the first 10 days of availability in China and the US, according to Counterpoint Research. Apple’s two key markets that make up the bulk of iPhone sales globally,

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The new lineup – which dropped in September – beat the iPhone 16 line by 14% over their first 10 days on sale in two of the company’s largest markets, according to data from Counterpoint

Sales of Apple’s iPhone 17 series rose 14% in the first 10 days after launch compared with the iPhone 16 lineup, according to Counterpoint Research.