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According to an analyst, the iPhone 14 Pro Max is currently in strong demand, but the iPhone 14 Max is also gaining ground. The information provided by display expert Ross Young regarding the panel manufacturing and shipment share for the months of June to September is the foundation for the demand for the specific iPhone 14 variants. He claims that in the early going, supply chain problems and production delays for the iPhone 14 Max's display caused analysts to paint a bleak picture of the device's shipments.
The statistics for Young's Super Followers were tweeted. According to him (via Forbes), the iPhone 14 Pro Max accounts for 29% of panel production and 28% of shipment volume. The iPhone 14 Max has the smallest share, accounting for 19% of shipments and 21% of production. He asserts, though, that "a lot of ground will be made up in September" in terms of production and shipment shares.
Ross Young stated earlier this year that there are certain supply chain issues causing the manufacture of the iPhone 14 Max to be behind schedule. The supply volumes for the iPhone 14 Pro Max are more than three times more than those for the iPhone 14 Max, according to reports that the panel shipments for the model are lagging behind the iPhone 14 Pro Max. The iPhone 14 Max reportedly has a 6.7-inch screen, the largest screen ever seen on a non-pro model, however it is rumoured to lack ProMotion, Apple's variable refresh rate technology.
Ming-Chi Kuo, an expert, and a Nikkei Asia story echoed Young's remarks. As a result of COVID-19 lockdowns, several Apple suppliers suspended their activities in China, which led to the manufacturing delay.
Four iPhone 14 variants, including the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro, are anticipated from Apple. Pricing for the iPhone 14 is anticipated to begin at $799. (roughly Rs. 64,000). According to reports, the price of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max may increase by $100 (or about Rs. 8,000) from their forerunners.
