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The purchase volume of iPhone 14 Plus panels in December is close to 0! Apple is betting on the Pro version with all its strength

Since Apple previously announced that the production capacity of the iPhone 14 Pro series will be reduced, and shipments will be lower than expected, the stock price has fallen sharply.

Apple is also trying every way to compensate for it, and has even directly reduced the production of the iPhone 14 Plus, an “unpopular” model, to almost stop.

Renowned screen analyst Ross Young recently said,Panel shipments for the iPhone 14 Plus were close to zero in December.

This is mainly because Apple is putting production capacity and orders mainly on the Pro version, which are currently the two most popular models of the iPhone 14 series, and it even outsells the A much cheaper entry-level iPhone 14.

This was slightly beyond Apple’s own expectations, which led to the dismantling of the iPhone 14 Plus production line in the early stages of the new phone’s launch, and the production capacity was allocated to the Pro version.

Therefore, the current semi-stop production of iPhone 14 Plus is also one of the best strategies for Apple After all, the sales of the Pro version are still hot, and the performance of the iPhone 14 Plus is still somewhat unsatisfactory on the basis of double subsidies 11 and discounts of thousands of yuan. .

The purchase volume of iPhone 14 Plus panels in December is close to 0! Apple is betting on the Pro version

In fact, Apple’s original plan was to cut off the mini product line and launch a Plus model to replace the mini. Since the small screen flagship failed, it would launch a cheaper large screen iPhone.

As a result, his biggest problem is “self-mutilation”. The old processor is used on both standard iPhone 14 models, and the appearance and other configuration upgrades are almost insignificant. It’s not as good as buying the old cost-effective iPhone 13 Pro.

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