Gone are the days when we were used to iPhones being released in the fall and by extension the beginning of the following year in the form of the SE series. At least that's according to the leading analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who made it known a few hours ago that Apple is significantly changing its sales strategy, in which the deployment of processors plays an extreme role.
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In general, it can be said that it is Apple is happy with the sales of his iPhones and would now like to focus on which models are selling. Of course, it makes much more sense for him to sell phones in the Pro, because they are more expensive and have higher margins on them. However, he is not entirely successful in doing so now, because the cheaper and more expensive iPhones are similar in many ways. Therefore, starting this year, he plans to distribute cheap iPhones and a number of Pro not only cameras or RAM, but also processors, with the latest ones always only being available in the iPhones of the series Pro and the cheaper ones will then have to settle for last year's processor. Thanks to this, a number of Pro significantly more attractive and its sales will increase overall.
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How iPhone sales will jump significantly Pro It is of course practically impossible to predict the future at this point. However, Kuo is convinced that this move will cause this year that Apple will sell up to 60% of the iPhone series Pro, and this number will continue to grow in the future. Currently, iPhones make up the Pro something around 30 to 40%, with the most popular iPhones being the basic ones in a larger version – now the iPhones 13. So let's be surprised whether Kuo's words come true and Apple he really "finds" this strategy.
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so iP14 will have the same HW as iP13? So that's okonec did not result in a decrease in sales.
The decline in sales will minismall or none. Those few percent of people will pay extra for the PRO version and the rest don't care, as long as it's there ios and logo on the back.
If it's just about logop/prestige, you'll definitely buy it Pro because there is more prestige there. And most importantly, now you can see who has it Pro and kto.nie (based on 3 sauces). You can even see whether it is a current or an old model. Without Pro they wouldn't have the proper status either. Who doesn't care about status, but only cares about debugged ones IOS it can also cope with the basic model. I'm not saying that someone tio Pro not useful - if he likes to take pictures (portraits) or if he wants to have longer SW support (there will be a newer chip)...
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Well, personally, I would definitely take it. Pro just because of the telephoto camera. Considering that I change my phone every 5 years, the extra cost is worth it to me and I would regret not getting a model with a telephoto camera in a moment.
I don't care about status and it's completely irrelevant. Because of the status, people tend to buy it second hand and as cheaply as possible. Just so it has an apple on its back.
There will be quite a big price difference. For some, the upper limit is already the basic model. And they no longer have or are not willing to pay so much for a more expensive model. Yes, the support is long, but only as long as you don't break it before the end of the support. For someone rich, even the old photo from IP SE 2020 is enough - even that is at a "decent" level - for non-discretionary users - e.g. women, children. Even if that one sauce already looks juicy by today's standards :-). But he doesn't take bad pictures. And dual cameras don't offend anyone anymore - even if the portrait lens is the problem - but many people survive without it. Those who don't know what the difference is won't even bother. A lot will also depend on who has what for what or how much they are willing to throw away. For the price difference, you can buy another relatively good mt, e.g. for another family member. In a small family, not everyone will have the most expensive iphone.
I don't think the average user would fully utilize the performance of the base model, let alone the performance of the series. Pro.