Technology giant Apple brought the iPhone 14 family, new Apple Watches and AirPods Pro together with us at an event it held in the past weeks. The iPhone 14 Pro, which users in our country can have within 6-7 weeks, was undoubtedly one of the most remarkable of these devices. The information that has emerged now has revealed that there is a high demand for the phone and that Apple has made a move in this regard.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo stated in a post on social media that Apple had requested to increase production. Accordingly, the technology giant asked its production partner Foxconn to speed up the production of the iPhone 14 Pro. This development came after reports surfaced that the Pro models were selling better than the regular models.
Apple ramps up production to meet high demand for iPhone 14 Pro
In his post on Twitter, the famous analyst said, “My latest work shows that Apple wants to switch iPhone 14 production lines from Foxxconn to iPhone 14 Pro models due to the high demand for iPhone 14 Pro models,” and this is in the fourth quarter of the year in the shipment forecast of Pro models. He noted that it was equivalent to a 10% increase. Kuo added that he expects most suppliers to receive increased orders from Apple for the Pro models in the next few weeks.
Ming-Chi Kuo also made a statement about Pro and other models last week. The famous Apple analyst said that the iPhone 14 Pro Max pre-orders dominated the first weekend, while the iPhone 14 Plus was disappointing in this regard.
Kuo, who made a post based on the information he obtained from the company’s online stores in its large stores, reported that the non-Pro models of the iPhone 14 family had a bad start compared to the iPhone 13. On the other hand, it was also shared that Apple sees the Pro Max pre-order results as ‘good’ and the Pro’s as ‘neutral’.
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