iPhone 16 to Offer Minimal Changes, Predicts Barclays

Despite predictions of little innovation, some users remain excited for the new model, especially those upgrading from older devices.

Barclays research note suggests the iPhone 16 will offer 'very little feature/function difference' compared to the iPhone 15.
Barclays has reduced Apple's stock price target from $161 to $160 per share, indicating a potential slowdown in growth.
Analysts note a shift in Apple's ecosystem from Mac-driven to iPhone-driven over the last decade, which could make growth harder over the next several years.
Despite the lack of major changes, some users are still excited about the iPhone 16, particularly those upgrading from older models.
Barclays also reports a lack of improvement in sales for Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches.