Apple will be launching its next-generation iPhone 14 series smartphones in the coming months and it appears that the company has some high hopes for the upcoming lineup.
As per the latest report, Apple has started trial production of the iPhone 14 series smartphones and is expecting the phones to sell more than its predecessors.
The report claims that the trial production for the iPhone 14 lineup has started and the company is planning to start the mass production of the smartphones in August. It further adds that Apple has informed suppliers that the initial sales of the new iPhone 14 series will be higher than the iPhone 13 lineup launched last year.
The expectations for the sales from Apple are in line with what the market analysts are speculating. Many analysts believe that the next-gen Apple iPhone series could outperform the smartphone industry globally if major economies fall into recession.
Apple has been seeing good results in terms of sales despite the overall smartphone demand appearing to be cooling off. The company is still seeing good sales momentum for the iPhone 13 lineup, contrary to its track record of iPhone sales slowing down from the month of July in anticipation of the next-gen model.
It is also being said that the pricing of the Apple iPhone 14 series could be $100 more than its predecessor because of many factors, including the rising cost of raw materials, supply constraints, and other economic reasons. There’s a possibility that the Cupertino-based tech giant may not increase the pricing, so we will have to wait for a couple of months to know for sure about the iPhone 14 series pricing details.
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