Senior Analyst: The demand for the iPhone 11 better than expected

Leading analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, released a report in which he claimed that the demand for the latest iPhone from Apple (iPhone 11) and the iPhone 11 Pro was better than expected, after the pre- ordered.

The analyst largely bases his predictions on Apple's online delivery estimates, and Ko points to a strong demand for new colors: Midnight Green for iPhone 11 Pro and Green and Purple for iPhone 11.

Ming Chi-ku warned that the glass production problems of the iPhone 11 Pro at Midnight Green meant that the availability of this model was currently limited.

The new report shows that the demand for the most expensive iPhone 11 Pro is higher in the United States, while the Chinese market is more interested in the cheaper iPhone 11.

Given the first encouraging signs, TF Securities has increased its estimate of new iPhone deliveries in 2019 to 70-75 million units, compared to its previous estimate of 65-70 million.

Meng Chi-Ku, senior analyst, said the availability of interest-free interest rate swaps and interest payments helped spur promotions.

Besides the appeal of the new colors, Apple has become more realistic in terms of the price of the phone (iPhone 11) priced at $ 699, to which it has added features such as the new ultra-wide lens, a life time improved battery and 4K video upgrades.

The report shows that the price of the phone (iPhone 11) makes it an ideal choice for owners of phones (iPhone 6), (iPhone 6s) and (iPhone 7).

IPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro offer enhancements, such as night mode, extended dynamic range for 4K video recording at 60 fps, 20% faster performance thanks to A13 chip, improved durability and toughness The water and the new slice (U1) of the site.

Apple opened the door to pre-orders on the new flagship phones a few days ago, with the launch of the new iPhone (iPhone 11) series on Friday, September 20th.

Senior Analyst: The demand for the iPhone 11 better than expected

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