Do rich people use Apple or Samsung?

Rich people use both Apple and Samsung, but globally Apple iPhone is more popular among wealthy and high-income users, especially in US and Europe, due to premium brand image, status symbol, and ecosystem. Studies show iPhone users have higher average income than Android users, with iPhone being preferred by affluent consumers, celebrities, and business executives, as iPhone Pro Max models cost 1,199 dollars and are seen as luxury item with premium design, privacy, and seamless integration with MacBook, iPad, and Apple Watch that rich people often own. In US, about 60 percent of high-income households use iPhone, while Samsung Galaxy S Ultra also used by wealthy, particularly in South Korea where Samsung is national pride, and among tech enthusiasts who prefer Android customization and S Pen productivity. Rich people in Asia, particularly South Korea and parts of Middle East, often use Samsung Galaxy S Ultra or Z Fold as status symbol because foldables cost 1,799 dollars. Many rich people own both, using iPhone as primary and Samsung foldable as secondary. For example, billionaires like Warren Buffett use iPhone, while others use Samsung. So rich people predominantly use Apple in Western countries for status and ecosystem, but Samsung is also used by rich people who prefer Android, large screens, and foldable innovation, with both brands offering premium models over 1,000 dollars that appeal to wealthy consumers.