Everything seems to indicate that the iPhone 15 Pro Max is selling like hot cakes. Production is not keeping up and waiting times are getting longer and longer, but not for long, according to the expert.
Apple is betting heavily on the success of the iPhone 15 to offset the iPhone 14’s sluggish sales. It must be said that between worker strikes in China, material shortages and a general decline in purchasing power, 2022 was sluggish for the company and for smartphone manufacturers in general. But now everything seems to be back to normal in Cupertino.
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In line with analyst forecasts The iPhone 15s convinced the audience, and the iPhone 15 Pro Max is the most successful model. In fact, it’s such a hit that it’s already disappeared from store shelves. The available devices have found buyers. While it’s still possible to pre-order it, you’ll have to wait a long time to get your hands on it. In France, The waiting time for delivery of a “simple” iPhone 15 Pro is 3 to 4 weeksDepending on the configuration chosen, it is sometimes necessary to extend this period by a month.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max is no longer available and the delays are getting longer and longer
According to Ming-Chi Kuo, “The biggest supply bottleneck is the famous periscope camera sensor of the iPhone 15 Pro Max from LG Innotek.” The latter offers a 5x optical zoom and remains exclusive to Apple’s most powerful smartphone. According to Mr. Ming-Chi, Apple has decided to order the opening of several more lens production lines to meet demand should help fill iPhone 15 Pro Max stocks in the near future.
As soon as the iPhone 15s came onto the market, the media’s attention was already focused on it iPhone 16, which won’t be released for another year. In 2024, Apple smartphones will have this in addition to this periscope lens WiFi 7 and a better ultra-wide-angle sensor. Since these new components are also more impressive, the iPhone 16 Pro should be even larger than it is now.