More supply chain sources have rejected accusations of delays in iPhone Ultra production, reporting that it appears to be on track for a September release.
However, the latest report does not rule out limited initial supplies of Apple’s most expensive iPhone…
Previous reports had suggested that the iPhone Ultra launch could be very latemaybe even in early next year. However, it seems that they have been wrong, since there is now a clear consensus that any delay in the next premium model going on sale will be brief.
Another supply chain source backs this up, citing several Chinese suppliers reporting that their work on the foldable iPhone is scheduled for release in September. Cailian News Agency information.
In early July there were rumors in the market that the launch of Apple’s foldable had been postponed, due to the prediction by well-known analysts that production capacity limitations would result in shipments of only 500,000 to 1 million units at the beginning of the third quarter.
However, on July 8, Cailian News Agency reporter asked several companies in Apple’s supply chain for confirmation. People in the industrial chain responded that the design and production of the folding phone had entered its peak production. They said there was no change to the delivery date in September, denying rumors of product postponement.
Sources were quoted as saying they had not heard of any delays and that September delivery “would not be a problem.”
None of this means that the very expensive folding iPhone won’t be scarce. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that initial supply may not meet initial demand, leading to shipping times. four to six weeks or more.
While customers will no doubt be impatient if this turns out to be the case, I have argued that it wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing. from Apple’s perspective.
Through MacRumors.
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