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According to Forbes, there is always a lot of anticipation for Apple's upcoming new smartphones, especially its entry-level model
.
Nevertheless, the latest information shows that Apple's upgrade will cause two major losses
.
BlueFin Research Partners released a report that Apple will discontinue the currently hot iPhone X and iPhone SE
when it launches the new iPhone in September.
It would mark a major breakthrough in the company's strategy to ditch the previous generation of iPhones and offer customers cheaper upgrade options
.
What motivates Apple? Apparently overwhelming confidence
.
BlueFin Research Partners said Apple is very bullish on demand for its second-generation iPhone X, new iPhone X Plus and entry-level iPhone X, with plans to produce 91 million iPhones in the last two quarters of 2017 and another 92 million in the first two quarters of next year
.
The researchers note that this is "much higher than the normal cycle.
"
In the fourth quarter of 2017 and the first quarter of 2018, Apple sold 46 million and 72 million iPhones
, respectively.
However, the BlueFin Research Partners report also shows that Apple is actually exiting the mid-range smartphone market, which will upset
many users.
It's worth noting that while the so-called "entry-level iPhone X" sounds appealing
.
But in fact, its price is comparable to the iPhone 8 (starting at $699).
And the iPhone SE currently retails for just $350, which is like Ferrari releasing a "cheap" model: it may be cheap for Ferrari, but that doesn't mean it's actually really cheap
.
To reiterate, if you can afford Apple's latest and greatest smartphones, you'll be pleased to find that the prices of both flagship models are no longer out of control
.
According to Forbes, there is always a lot of anticipation for Apple's upcoming new smartphones, especially its entry-level model
.
Nevertheless, the latest information shows that Apple's upgrade will cause two major losses
.
BlueFin Research Partners released a report that Apple will discontinue the currently hot iPhone X and iPhone SE
when it launches the new iPhone in September.
It would mark a major breakthrough in the company's strategy to ditch the previous generation of iPhones and offer customers cheaper upgrade options
.
What motivates Apple? Apparently overwhelming confidence
.
BlueFin Research Partners said Apple is very bullish on demand for its second-generation iPhone X, new iPhone X Plus and entry-level iPhone X, with plans to produce 91 million iPhones in the last two quarters of 2017 and another 92 million in the first two quarters of next year
.
The researchers note that this is "much higher than the normal cycle.
"
In the fourth quarter of 2017 and the first quarter of 2018, Apple sold 46 million and 72 million iPhones
, respectively.
However, the BlueFin Research Partners report also shows that Apple is actually exiting the mid-range smartphone market, which will upset
many users.
It's worth noting that while the so-called "entry-level iPhone X" sounds appealing
.
But in fact, its price is comparable to the iPhone 8 (starting at $699).
And the iPhone SE currently retails for just $350, which is like Ferrari releasing a "cheap" model: it may be cheap for Ferrari, but that doesn't mean it's actually really cheap
.
To reiterate, if you can afford Apple's latest and greatest smartphones, you'll be pleased to find that the prices of both flagship models are no longer out of control
.
