Apple publicized its flagship iPhone line up of iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR to a usually mixed reception. Ming-Chi Kuo says that the XS preorders are ‘lackluster’, but trusts in the strength of XS Max demand and the iPhone XR launch in October.
He also well-known that TF Industries are raising estimations for Apple Watch Series 4, with the new models taking about 55% share, together with the cheaper Series 3 watches.
Kuo says that demand for Apple Watch Series 4 is improved than their initial prospects due to ‘innovative functions’ like the electrocardiogram. They expect Apple Watch consignments to reach 18 million units in 2018.
Kuo says sales would be even stronger if Apple can get controlling approval for ECG features in more areas, beyond the US.
Regarding the iPhones, Kuo trusts that shipments of new iPhone models will grow slightly year on year to 75-80 million units for the remainder of the year.
Kuo says that greeting to XS Max in China is strong due to the golden case option, bigger screen and the adding of dual-SIM capabilities. Kuo have confidence that the Max will make up about 30% of new iPhone shipments.
The XR also has a helpful outlook according to Kuo. They imagine the XR to make up the majority of shipments, amongst 55-60% of sales. However, they see weaker demand for the 5.8-inch XS, which is reproduced in the general accessibility of XS models on the Apple Store.
The latest phones and Apple Watch launch this Friday, 21 September. Let us distinguish in the comments what you’ll be getting.
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