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Apple Targeting to Increase Average Selling Prices (ASPs) Instead of iPhone Volume

The shift Apple made that changed how the smartphone industry counts success For most of its history as a smartphone maker, Apple played a numbers game it wasn't going to win. Samsung, Huawei, and a dozen Chinese manufacturers could always out-ship Cupertino on raw unit volume. The market share charts told one story — and it wasn't Apple's story. What changed, gradually and then all at once, was the metric Apple decided mattered. Instead of chasing the most iPhones sold, Apple started engineering for the highest average selling price (ASP) per iPhone sold. That shift explains more about Apple's financial performance over the past decade than any product launch, any carrier deal, or any tariff negotiation. Understanding why Apple made this pivot — and how it executes the strategy — is worth the attention of anyone who follows business strategy, consumer technology, or premium product markets. The ASP playbook Apple runs is precise, deliberate, and widely misread as s...

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