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Japanese consumers are going out in droves to buy the iPhone 6, but not its larger sibling, reports Patently Apple.
Of those surveyed by BCN, 82% of buyers chose the iPhone 6, whereas around 18% opted for the 6 Plus.
That's a ratio of approximately 4.6:1.
The iPhone 6 did incredibly well over its first weekend. Apple sold 10 million units and took 4 million preorders for the smartphone.
It's unclear why Japanese consumers prefer the iPhone 6 over the 6 Plus. Perhaps they've heard about BendGate.
The 6 Plus is expected to do well in China, but it hasn't gone on sale there yet.