According to TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple will sell more “iPhone 12” than anything else since the 2020 update.
Two days before Apple’s “Hi, Speed” program, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo gave investors expectations for new models as it expects four new models of the iPhone to hit the market. According to Kuo, the standard “iPhone 12” is the best-selling of the four.
Kuo’s export indications include the other three models, the iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max, which account for 20% of total exports. The remaining 40% is allowed for “iPhone 12” by default.
In a note seen by Apple Insider, Kuo believes that the 5.4-inch “iPhone 12 Mini” will be the cheapest model, but its size will not appeal to consumers. Current rumors are that the “iPhone 12 Mini” is priced at 99 699 and the “iPhone 12” is priced at 99 799, while the previous models are priced at 99 649 and 49 749 respectively.
Kuo said the inclusion of 5G was not as important to consumers. Instead, price becomes the primary consideration of consumers.
Kuo suspects that the iPhone 12 will sell 80 million, believing that actual iPhone sales will be different to that number. Over 80 million iPhone sales are directly related to component orders.
Based on how the overall iPhone 12 range will grow, Queue expects collection demand to be lower in the fourth quarter of 2020 compared to iPhone 11 series sales for the same period in 2019. Part of this is the next launch and the Kovid-19 pandemic that will export iPhones between 2020 and 2019.
