JP Morganrecently shared a new note to its investors updating its iPhone shipment numbers. Samik Chatterjee specifies that on average, iPhone 13s are now offered with a delivery time of three days to customers. Only the iPhone 13 Pro, which would in all likelihood be the most popular, escapes the rule with around five days.
The strong points of this device which seem to convince the public are above all its improved rear photo sensor, which has three lenses (not counting LiDAR) compared to two on the iPhone 13 and the iPhone 13 mini, but alsoits more affordable positioning than the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The latter is not more powerful, however its screen is more imposing: 6.7 inches on the meter.
A record quarter (again) in sight!
Our analyst also believes that finally matching available stocks to the number of orders would be rather beneficial for Apple. This would even be a particularly signencouragingin favor of the next quarterly results, which we will have the chance to discover in detail by the end of January.
Everything suggests that these will, once again, be the highest figuresprolificfrom the apple brand. It is thus approaching three trillion valuations on Wall Street, a score which could grow even further with the release of a mixed reality headset from 2022. In the longer term,an autonomous or at least electric car is also expected from Apple.
And in France?
In France, Apple also seems to have resolved the delays whichcould have pushed certain customers to turn to the competitionat holiday time. The various resellers, official stores but also approved partners all offer to send you your iPhone underseven days, big maximum. A few exceptions are certainly likely to remain depending on the region, but the trend is much more acceptable than before Christmas.
Do you think that the gifts ofNew Yearwill tip the scales again in favor of Android brands? Unless Apple takes action?
