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The fastest selling product in history
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Skyler B)
Tue Feb 20 01:13:31 2018
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2018 11:02:14 -0500
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Working against the iPhone X is its price tag 999, versus 699 for the iPhone 8 and 799 for the iPhone 8 Plus. Another wildcard Many people may now opt to replace their old iPhone batteries instead of buying new phones. After news broke that Apple slows down older iPhones to offset battery issues, the company started offering battery replacements for 29 instead of the usual 79.
The results will come amid several reports that Apple is halving the production order of the iPhone X to 20 units, amid weakerthanexpected demand. The Wall Street Journal is the latest to weigh in on its sales. Its an unusual position for Apple. The holiday period is typically a strong one for the company, and it has posted alltime record iPhone unit sales during the fiscal first quarter for six years in a row.
All eyes will be on March guidance with fears running rampant on the Street that Apple will guide significantly below expectations for this upcoming quarter, GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives said.
Analysts believe Apple sold 79.2 iPhones in the December quarter, according to Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi, versus last years alltime record of 78.3 . But whats getting even more interest is how many iPhones the company will sell in the current quarter now that the excitement over the radically redesigned iPhone X has faded.
We had anticipated iPhone X supply would not meet demand until well into the March quarter, leading to our expectations for a stronger than normal March quarter, Canaccord Genuity analyst T. Michael Walkley noted. But because Apple now can supply enough iPhone X units to customers, he and other analysts have lowered their forecasts for March quarter iPhone sales.