The iPhone 5S is outselling the lower-cost iPhone 5C by more than two to one.
According to Consumer Intelligence Research Partners data — as first reported by AllThingsD — the 5S made up 64% of iPhone sales since the latest-generation devices launched in September. The 5C accounted for 27%, while the iPhone 4S made up 9%.
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The data comes several weeks after analytics firm Localytics reported a 3.5 to 1 lead for the iPhone 5S over the 5C.

However, the iPhone 5 had a slightly more successful launch than the iPhone 5S with 68% of new sales (compared to 64% accounted by the 5S). Of course, the iPhone 5 didn't launch alongside a brand-new, lower-cost model, and the iPhone 5S did.
“The relative performance of all three iPhones is generally in line with the performance of the similarly priced phones following the launch of the iPhone 5 in 2012,” CIRP cofounder Josh Lowitz told AllThingsD. “Over time, the lower-priced phones have tended to gain share versus the flagship phone, after the initial rush of dedicated upgraders to the newest device. So we expect that the 5C will account for a higher percent of total U.S. iPhone sales in the coming months, but the design changes may alter that dynamic.”
Here's iOS 7 on the iPhone 5S
Note that the new box really highlights iOS 7
The lettering is gold.
This is what it looks like when you take it out of the box.
Yup, that's Gold, but it doesn't look ridiculous.
From the back and even sides, it's pretty hard to tell the difference between the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5
The iSight camera is all new and the flash has two LEDs.
Setting up iPhone is so easy these days.
The device welcomes you in many different languages.
Apple guides you through the fingerprint reader set-up process.
Apple walking you through the process
Reading my thumbprint
Building the profile
SIRI got an upgrade.
With less curves and shading, everything has more breathing room.
Taking slo-mo video of Olive the dog.
Instead of applying filters after you shoot, you can see what they look like live.
Sweep up from the bottom of the screen and you have access to many often used phone features and settings.
I said "Brightness" to SIRI and this is what I got. Well done, Apple.
It was strong and consistent.
I'm not sure if this side-scrolling task view is a bug or a feature.
It looks real good.