TOP 9 BEST SELLING IPHONES IN NIGERIA (2015)

Finally, the long awaited ranking of the most desired iPhones by Nigerians for 2015 is out. In Nigeria, anyone that owns an iPhone is regarded as an elite. Yes! Who cares about your bank statement? Get an iPhone, raise eyebrows! A bendable screen, an ion strengthened glass, an improved polarizer for better outdoor viewing and lots more makes iPhones the front benchers in the class of smart phones. Despite being the clear favorites by smart phone lovers all over the world, be sure that there is a vocal minority that find iPhones ridiculously expensive, they are never impressed and it’s the people that shout the loudest that usually get what they want, definitely not with iPhones. In an ascending order, let’s take you through a journey of the most desired iPhones in Nigeria for 2015.  

9.      iPhone 5 16GB

           

 The iPhone 5S was one of the best phones released in 2013, these days it's looking a little too pricey for what you get. A lot of people say that about iPhones anyway. Most of the time they're wrong – but not in this case, right now. For a start the screen feels far too small compared to the competition. The standard has moved to 5-inches and the 4-inch screen limits you, particularly when browsing the web or watching a movie on the go. It's still bright and colorful – just a little too small. Even though the iPhone 5S has been out for a couple of years, its performance is still excellent. We've had no problems with it slowing down over time or feeling sluggish. The iPhone 5 can take 8 megapixel photos, 28 megapixel panoramas, and shoot 1080p video at 30fps, and those can be some big files. About an hour of video can take up roughly 10GB of storage. 16GB doesn't seem so roomy now, does it? However, the price of iPhone 5 16GB in Nigeria is 110,000 Naira. There are affiliate online phone shops in Nigeria that sell genuine iPhones at affordable prices. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.

8.             I-Phone 6 64 GIG

The Apple iPhone 6 features a full color gamut and features an ion-strengthened cover glass. It is quite thin at just 6.9mm. The iPhone 6 provides 25% faster performance and 50% faster graphics. According to Apple, the new chip is 13% smaller than the previous generation chip. The iPhone 6 runs iOS 8 that include a new technology called Apple Pay, which lets you make secure, one-touch payments via NFC and Touch ID. Apple integrates the M8 motion co-processor, tracking data from various sensors, including the accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, and the barometer. The price of iPhone 6 64GIG in Nigeria is 180,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.
 

7.         I-phone 6 128GIG

I-phone 6 128GB retains all the features of the I-phone 6 64 GB except for an increased internal memory space. The iPhone 6 provides 25% faster performance and 50% faster graphics. According to Apple, the new chip is 13% smaller than the previous generation chip. The iPhone 6 runs iOS 8 that include a new technology called Apple Pay, which lets you make secure, one-touch payments via NFC and Touch ID. Apple integrates the M8 motion co-processor, tracking data from various sensors, including the accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, and the barometer. The price of iPhone 6 128GB in Nigeria is 200,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.

6.         I-phone 6 plus 16 GB

IPhone 6 Plus uses the new system on chip designed by Apple, the Apple A8, which offers a 25% faster CPU and 50% faster graphics. M8 coprocessor is also available to take some of the load as well as track user's steps, distance, etc.
The iPhone 6 Plus keeps the Touch ID fingerprint sensor in the home button, but the power button has been moved from the top to the side. IPhone 6 Plus features a 5.5-inch IPS display with 1080 x 1920 pixels resolution. The display is protected with coated shatterproof glass that also reduces fingerprint smug. It is a bright display with up to 500 nits, which is great for watching movies and browsing the web. The price of iPhone 6 plus 16GB in Nigeria is 185,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.
  

5.         IPhone 6 Plus 64GB

IPhone 6 Plus 64GB retains all the features of IPhone 6 16GB, except for the increased internal memory of 64GB. Like the previous IPhone 6 model, it keeps the Touch ID fingerprint sensor in the home button, but the power button has been moved from the top to the side. IPhone 6 Plus features a 5.5-inch IPS display with 1080 x 1920 pixels resolution. The display is protected with coated shatterproof glass that also reduces fingerprint smug. It is a bright display with up to 500 nits, which is great for watching movies and browsing the web. The price of iPhone 6 plus 64GB in Nigeria is 202,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.

4.         I-pad Air 2 16 Gig
 

IPad Air 2 now comes with the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which so far have been limited to iPhones. You can now unlock your iPad with your fingerprint rather than passwords. The Touch ID combined with Apple Pay mobile payment service also makes paying for goods and services online a lot easier. Because the iPad Air 2 lacks NFC, making payments on physical stores will not be supported. IPad Air 2 offers an improved A8 processor, the Apple A8x. It also sports the M8 motion co-processor. The chipset offers 2.5 times faster graphics and 40% faster CPU over the iPad Air. It runs on iOS 8.1. Apple has removed the air gap between the display and the glass protection and introduced a new anti-reflective coating. This two factors combined gives the iPad Air 2 a superior viewing experience indoors and especially outdoors.

The camera has been upgraded from 5 megapixels to 8 megapixels. The new camera now offers slow-motion video amongst other features. The price of iPad Air 2 16GB in Nigeria is 148,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.

3.         I pad air 2 32gig

Last year Apple made the iPad 4 twice as fast as its predecessor. The iPad Air is repeating the same feat touting up to 2 times the CPU performance and up to 2 times the graphics performance. Despite more power, iPad Air still maintains a 10 hours battery life.
Apple iPad Air is built on Apple powerful A7 processor with 64-bit architecture with iOS 7 running things with smarter multitasking. It also comes with the M7 motion co-processor.

IPad Air spots the same the same brilliant 9.7-inch 2048 x 1536 pixels Retina display. On the back is a 5 megapixels camera, which can record 1080p HD video and a front 1.2 megapixels Face Time camera with 720p HD video for video calls. The price of iPad Air 2 32GB in Nigeria is 100,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.

2.         I-phone 5s 16 GB

IPhone 5S follows on Apple's tradition of launching an incremental iPhone one year after every major launch. However, the iPhone 5S is more than just an increment on the iPhone 5. It is to some extent revolutionary as it marks the emergence of more secure fingerprint log-ins on our smart phones, something you should expect other smartphone vendors to start emulating in coming years. The price of iPhone 5s 16GB in Nigeria is 118,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.

1.         iPhone 6 16 GB

Apple incorporates an 8MP iSight rear camera in the iPhone 6. The camera comes with a range of features including a new Focus Pixels technology that enables faster autofocus. Other features of the camera include improved noise reduction, better representation of skin tones, and the ability to record slow-motion videos. The camera is also equipped with digital stabilization to prevent blurry photos. In addition, the iPhone 6 also brings a better front-facing 1.2MP Face Time camera, and new features like burst mode and HDR video. An upgraded version of the A7 processor, the A8 has been used which is built on a 64-bit architecture. Integrating this chip, the iPhone 6 provides 25% faster performance and 50% faster graphics. According to Apple, the new chip is 13% smaller than the previous generation chip. The iPhone 6 runs iOS 8 that include a new technology called Apple Pay, which lets you make secure, one-touch payments via NFC and Touch ID. Apple integrates the M8 motion co-processor, tracking data from various sensors, including the accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, and the barometer. The price of iPhone 6 16 GB in Nigeria is 160,000 Naira. These prices are valid as at the time of writing this piece. To know their prices, click on the individual links.