The iPhone 14 Pro Max is currently the most in demand, but the iPhone 14 Max is also on the rise, according to an analyst. The demand for specific iPhone 14 models is based on information by performance analyst Ross Young about panel production and shipment share in the months of June-September. He says that in the initial days, iPhone 14 Max displays saw production and supply chain issues delayed, forcing analysts to paint a gloomy picture of iPhone 14 Max shipments.
Youth tweeted Number for his super followers. he said (via Forbes) That the iPhone 14 Pro Max has the highest share of 29 percent in panel production and 28 percent in shipments. The iPhone 14 Max accounts for the lowest share at 21 per cent of production and 19 per cent of shipments. However, he claims that production and shipment stocks are expected to make up “a lot of ground in September”.
Earlier this year, Ross Young claimed that production of the iPhone 14 Max is behind schedule due to some supply chain difficulties. Panel shipments for the model were said to lag behind the iPhone 14 Pro Max, so much so that the supply volume for the iPhone 14 Pro Max is three times higher than the volume for the iPhone 14 Max. The iPhone 14 Max is said to sport a 6.7-inch – a first for a non-Pro model – but is said to not come with ProMotion, Apple’s adaptive refresh rate technology.
Young’s comments were echoed by Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo And a report good Production delays were expected due to several Apple suppliers suspending their operations in China as a result of the COVID-19 lockdown by Nikkei Asia.
Apple is expected to launch four iPhone 14 models, including the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro. The price of the iPhone 14 is expected to start at $799 (approximately Rs. 64,000). Reports have also suggested that the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max may get a $100 price increase (approximately Rs.8,000) compared to their predecessors.
