Android users are twice as likely to choose the iPhone 6s over the iPhone 7

According to a quarterly report released on Thursday by market research firm Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, users switching from Android devices account for 15 percent of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus’ sales, consistent with last year’s 14 percent for the then-new 6s and 6s Plus. These numbers were taken from a sampling of 500 Apple customers during the 2016 holiday season.

The report shows the newest models are actually more popular among iPhone buyers than their predecessors were in 2015, comprising 72 percent of overall iPhone sales, a 4 percent increase. The less powerful iPhone SE, however, had a smaller percentage of sales compared to the iPhone 5s last year, suggesting a possible increase in average selling price for Apple’s smartphone line.