New data on Apple’s iPhone sales began to come. According to operator reports in the USA, iPhone 13 While its sales are still at the top compared to previous years, iPhone SE demand remained lower than expected.
The new investor report by JP Morgan analyst Samik Chatterjee has revealed the sales of Apple’s latest iPhone models. 60 percent share of smartphones sold by carriers in the US in March to Apple belonging So what about the iPhone 13 family?
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Smiling faces at Apple: iPhone 13 sales are at record levels
JP Morgan analyst Samik Chatterjee drew attention to the dynamics of Apple sales in his investor note. of the iPhone series Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile Stating that 60 percent of its sales accounted for, the note underlined the low demand for the iPhone SE.
Analyst Samik Chatterjee stated that the iPhone 13 model has a more successful sales graph compared to previous periods. sales, Samsung Galaxy S22 Although it has slowed down with its launch, it is still higher than in previous years.
iPhone 13 also The most popular smartphone in March outperformed the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The iPhone 13 was also the best-selling model of the entire series, but had the least problems with stock.
On the iPhone SE side, there have been developments that will upset the investors. While the demand for the mid-range iPhone SE seems lower than expected, the announcement made in the past months third generation iPhone SE It was also stated that it could not save sales.
In addition stock problems caused by the pandemicSeems to have been resolved recently. According to the note, all four iPhone 13 models are out of stock at carriers in the US. However iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max in stock It is thought that there may be a shake-up as a result of “high demand”.
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