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| Report: Apple's initial iPhone 12 order on day 1 surpassed the iPhone 11 |
According to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple sold more new models in the first 24 hours of the first order a few days ago than iPhone 11 models in the same period a few days ago. iPhone 12. TF International Stock Exchange.
In a research report released Monday, Ming Guo reported that Apple sold up to 2 million iPhone 12s in the first 24 hours, more than 800,000 iPhone 11. However, Guo Ming predicted that Apple did so in the first three days from Sunday through 9. Millions of iPhone 12s were sold, up from 12 million iPhone 12s in the same period. Guo said: Due to strong demand in China, iPhone 12 Pro sales were better than expected.
Kuo has a strong history of predicting future Apple products and sales. So his report is more important, especially since Apple stopped reporting iPhone units two years ago. Apple stopped reporting sales of new iPhone models for the first week in a few years.
Many Apple analysts predict there will be a "super cycle" in iPhone sales for 2021, beginning in October, thanks to upgrades and increased 5G support that are drawing more customers than usual.
Kuo mentioned that the iPhone 11 price cut to $ 599 slowed down the initial demand for iPhone 12, and he also mentioned that the iPhone 12 was selling Pro (which has a better camera than the iPhone 12) better than the expected iPhone 12. This is due to the widespread popularity of 5G networks. In China. Guo said: China accounts for 35% to 45% of demand for iPhone 12 Pro.
Guo said: The demand for iPhone 12 mini (smaller version iPhone 12) and iPhone 12 Pro Max (major version iPhone 12 Pro) may be lower than iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro.