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When UK businesses buy handsets through us, Apple is the default. 71.56% of our handset customers choose an iPhone, well ahead of any Android alternative.
Within that, the split is decisive at the top of the range. 62.5% choose the iPhone Pro Series (Pro and Pro Max), with 37.5% on the standard models. Business buyers are not treating the Pro line as a premium upgrade, they are treating it as the standard specification.
Please note - figures above are drawn from our own active UK SME accounts accrued over 27 years in the industry.
iPhone is one of the default business phones for a reason: predictable security, simple fleet management, and long software support that keeps older handsets in service. Here's what that means when you're rolling devices out across a team:
Hardware encryption, Face ID and regular patches as standard, with Lockdown Mode and native MDM controls built in.
Enrol in Apple Business Manager and devices arrive already configured, no manual setup required.
Every supported model gets the same iOS update on the same day, for years. No staggered rollouts.
All our deals are 5G-ready on EE, O2, Vodafone and Three, easily choose the network on coverage and price.
eSIM and dual SIM on every current iPhone - activate a line or run work and personal numbers on one device.
Apple has remained a worldwide industry leader for decades, ever since they brought us the world's first modern smartphone. It's no surprise that they claim up to 21% of the mobile market.
Not sure which model to choose? Here's how the current iPhone range breaks down for business use.
 iPhone 17 Pro MaxBest for senior staff |  iPhone 17Best for most users |  iPhone 17eBest for large rollouts |  iPhone 16Best value | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Performance | Fastest available | Very fast | Fast | Fast |
| Screen size | 6.9" - largest available | 6.1" - standard | 6.1" - compact | 6.1" - standard |
| Camera | Pro · 5x zoom | Dual · 2x zoom | Single · 2x zoom | Dual · 2x zoom |
| 5G | All 4 networks | All 4 networks | All 4 networks | All 4 networks |
| IT management | Zero-touch setup | Zero-touch setup | Zero-touch setup | Zero-touch setup |
| Ideal for | Executives & power users | Teams of any size | Bulk deployments | Budget-conscious teams |
| Price | From £42.99/mo | From £29.99/mo | From £18.99/mo | From £22.50/mo |
| Buy | Shop Deals | Shop Deals | Shop Deals | Shop Deals |
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| Feature |  EE |
 Vodafone |
 Three |
 o2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5G population coverage | 78% | 50% | 60% | 50% |
| Coverage checker | EE | Vodafone | Three | O2 |
| *Overall 5G performance | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th |
| *Median download speed (UK) | 89.9 Mbps | 49.9 Mbps | 44.9 Mbps | 29.0 Mbps |
| *Video download speed root scores | 85.9 | 83.7 | 77.4 | 75.7 |
| *Overall reliability root scores | 91.7 | 85.3 | 81.2 | 76.7 |
| 🇪🇺 Inclusive EU roaming plans available | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| 🇪🇺 EU roaming daily charge | £2.26 / day | £2.25 / day | £1.67 / day | £2 / day |
| 🌎 Inclusive world roaming available | No | No | Yes | No |
| 🌎 Rest of the world roaming charge | £11.33 / month | £5.71 / day | £5 / day | From £5 / day |
| 🌎 Rest of the world zone roaming | 59 countries | 100 countries | 22 countries | 92 countries |
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"...Ricky actually saved us at least 40% on our bills which is a great saving for our business."
"I have been using business mobiles for years and I have never once had a bad experience with them. They are one of the most responsive and reliable suppliers to my business. "
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Yes. We supply iPhone business deals across all four UK networks, so you can match the handset to the best coverage and tariff for your sites rather than being tied to one network's hardware terms.
Choosing the best network for your business iPhone deal depends on where you’re based and how you work.
While EE often offers the most competitive iPhone business prices, coverage and speed should guide your choice. All four major networks, EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three, claim to cover 99% of the UK, but actual speeds vary by location. Use the Ofcom coverage checker to verify performance in your area.
If your team travels frequently, consider O2. It’s the only major UK network that still includes free EU roaming under its business plans (via the O2 Inclusive Zone). Just be sure to check your destinations are covered.
Finally, pick a plan that matches your business’s needs and budget, whether that’s a single iPhone or a fleet of devices.
Yes. iPhones enrol into Apple Business Manager and work with all major MDM platforms, giving zero-touch setup, supervision and remote configuration across the fleet.
From a single line upwards. Our average Apple business customer runs 5 lines, and we manage larger fleets on a single account and bill.
Yes. A common pattern is Pro Series for executives and client-facing staff with standard models for wider teams, all on one account.
You can upgrade to the latest model, retain the existing handset on a SIM-only tariff, or refresh selectively across the fleet. In many cases, our team is happy to offer bespoke solutions.
Perhaps the most convenient feature when using an iPhone for business is the seamless integration across devices. In fact, Apple Quick Start makes transferring data across devices easier than ever.
However, iOS is full of features that prove perfect for any enterprise, big or small. From enhanced email scheduling/unsending options to satellite service.
Above all else, welcome to the club! Now, let’s start the transition from Android to Apple:
It really is that easy. Make sure to choose your content carefully, as importing everything could take a long time.
If you’re a customer and are having any issues, please contact our team or your dedicated account manager – we’re always happy to help!
This is a hard question, and one without a real conclusive answer.
First, the average Apple smartphone has a much longer lifespan over Samsung or other Android devices, both in terms of hardware and updates.
Despite this, Apple has been caught in the past using updates to throttle the speeds of older models. However, they have since steered clear of controversy and continue to innovate the industry every year.
Still curious? Read our Apple vs Samsung comparison now.
The reasons customers give us are consistent, and they are practical rather than brand-led. Starting with the most obvious of all:
Teams using Macs or iPads want the handset to match. iMessage, AirDrop, Handoff, shared iCloud and a single Apple ID across devices remove friction that a mixed-platform fleet introduces.
Every iPhone in a business runs the same iOS version on the same release schedule, with security updates supported for years across old and new models alike. For IT and compliance, low device fragmentation makes patching, policy and support materially simpler than managing across multiple Android makers and Android-skin versions.
Apple Business Manager paired with an MDM gives zero-touch enrolment, automatic supervision and remote configuration out of the box. For a 5-line account upwards, that is the difference between provisioning handsets in minutes and configuring them by hand.
Where the phone is seen in front of clients, or where senior staff simply expect it, iPhone is the requested device. It removes a recurring procurement argument.
Keeping a purely objective outlook, here's how an iPhone may or may not make a suitable option for your business:
iPhone is the right call when:
Worth weighing Android instead when:
Most businesses that come to us for iPhone have an ecosystem or standardisation reason, not just a preference. If you do not, it is worth a five-minute conversation before committing the fleet.
Unsurprisingly, different sectors buy iPhones for many different reasons. The two that come up the most for us our:
Finance. Security posture, client-facing presence and executive standardisation push finance teams firmly to iPhone, usually on the Pro Series. Expect higher data tiers and a preference for consistent fleet specification over per-line cost saving.
Estate agents. A field-and-office split with constant calls, photos and on-site app use. Camera quality on the Pro models earns its place here for property photography, and the long handset lifecycle suits a sector that issues phones widely across negotiators.
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Customer statistics drawn from BusinessMobiles.com’s internal CRM and order data covering active UK SME accounts. Figures rounded for readability. For full methodology, Contact Our Team.
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