Apple Component Vendors Concerned About Low QXNUMX Demand

In the last conference in which Apple announced the financial results corresponding to the first fiscal quarter of the year for Cupertino (October-December), Tim Cook admitted that the Stratospheric growth that the company had experienced in recent quarters would not be sustained for long. There were many analysts who in the previous days had announced that Apple could have peaked during that last quarter and that from that moment on, the company's sales figures would begin to decline once they had supplied a large part of the millions of customers. customers that the company had in China. To corroborate this drop in sales, several suppliers of components for Apple devices have affirmed that this second fiscal quarter they have observed a considerable reduction in the number of orders compared to the same period last year. Apple's order orders between January and March have dropped considerably despite the introduction of the new iPhone SE and the 9,7-inch iPad Pro that Apple introduced on Monday of last week. Sales forecasts for the new iPhone SE estimate that Apple could put between four and five million units in circulation each quarter, a figure that does not compensate for the drop in sales of the company's leading devices.

For now, despite the number of reservations that the iPhone SE has reached, many users say they are not interested in either the new iPhone SE or the new 9,7-inch iPad Pro. Apple has launched this new iPhone after verifying that the 4-inch model continues to be popular with the general public, but not at the levels of the larger-screen models. What is clear is that this point had to come sooner or later and the Cupertino-based company is trying to make up for the drop in sales with new devices such as the 9,7-inch iPad Pro, a device that Apple wants to become. the substitute for traditional laptops in the family environment.