How iPhone 14 sales compare to iPhone 12 & iPhone 13
U.S. sales for the iPhone 14 continue to be strong compared to the 2022 iPhone 13, survey data suggests, with the iPhone 14 Pro Max being the country's top-seller.
U.S. sales for the iPhone 14 continue to be strong compared to the 2022 iPhone 13, survey data suggests, with the iPhone 14 Pro Max being the country's top-seller.
Investment analyst firm JP Morgan reports that overall the iPhone 14 family is selling better at this stage than its predecessors, with signs of more users than normal for January switching from Android.
Citing continuing supply issues and falling demand, investment analyst firm JP Morgan has lowered its AAPL target price to $180.
The iPhone 14 Pro models are returning to typical lead times, with the supply chain seemingly returning to normal in the wake of the Zhengzhou factory's issues.
Apple's China problems has prompted JP Morgan to moderate its December quarter expectations, trimming its price target due to long iPhone 14 Pro lead times.
Lead times for deliveries of the iPhone 14 Pro models has slightly improved in China, as the march to return to normal supply levels slowly continues.
Supplies of the iPhone 14 Pro models have improved and moderated lead times for getting into the hands of customers, JP Morgan's tracker indicates, but lead times will continue to be a focus throughout December.
Lead times for the iPhone 14 Pro orders have moderated slightly outside of China, but the ongoing COVID-related labor problems at the main iPhone factory are still a problem.
Apple's Chinese iPhone factory misfortunes will certainly impact shipments, says JP Morgan, but the full impact won't be known until the facility returns to normal output.
Lead times for the iPhone 14 Pro models have stabilized after increasing due to the Zhengzhou factory's COVID issues, an availability tracker states, while demand for the iPhone 14 models are "modest" in comparison.
The lead times for the iPhone 14 Pro models have increased, a tracker claims, a change that may be a byproduct of the Foxconn factory's COVID outbreak.
Investment bank JP Morgan says that on top of already dominant Apple Watch earnings, the Apple Watch Ultra could represent $10 billion more revenue from extreme sports users.
Delivery lead times of the iPhone 14 Pro models have dipped below their iPhone 13 equivalents at this stage of release, analysts claim, while demand for the iPhone 14 remains "modest."
Apple is on track to beat Wall Street's fourth fiscal quarter expectations and quarterly revenue records as JP Morgan forecasts a revenue of $90 billion for the company.
Lead times for the high-demand iPhone 14 Pro models are starting to moderate, analysts claim, and while iPhone 14 lead times are relatively shorter than the iPhone 13, the iPhone 14 Plus is said to have steady demand after its later launch.
The iPhone 14 Pro models are still seeing high demand versus the iPhone 13 Pro, a product availability tracker claims, while the iPhone 14's demand is apparently weaker than that of the iPhone 13, but there's seemingly good news for the iPhone 14 Plus.
Delivery times for the iPhone 14 have reduced over times from one week ago, analysts claim, with iPhone 14 Pro models continuing have high demand compared to the iPhone 13 Pro range.
Consumer demand for the iPhone 14 Pro models are high compared to those of the iPhone 13 Pro range, analysis of availability indicates, while sales of the Apple Watch Ultra are considered to be quite robust.
Investment bank JP Morgan has advised investors that the current economic situation means pricing is key, but more so for "discretionary purchases" like the Apple Watch, than for the iPhone 14.
Apple's production lead times are mostly stable for most of its products ahead of the iPhone 14 Apple Event, a report claims — except for the iPad.
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