Sales of the iPhone X Not as Strong as Expected in the United States, Taiwan, Singapore?

Sales of the new iPhone X are not as strong as expected in the United States, Taiwan, Singapore and other markets, according to a new report from DigiTimes. Apple is predicted to sell 30-35 million units in 4Q17 and the same or slightly less in 1Q18.

Because of the iPhone X's weak performance, the upstream supply chain has been rumored that Apple is planning three new smartphones for 2018 with two using OLED displays and one LCD display, and the 3D sensing functionality may be more broadly used in these devices. Apple is also rumored to adjust its pricing for iPhone devices in early 2018 and has even started preparing a prototype iPhone with support of pre-5G features. However, Apple has not officially confirmed any of the rumors.

Apple began meeting demand for the iPhone X in the United States four days ago, delivering orders next day. At launch, shipping estimates were 5-6 weeks out.





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