As is usually the case with Apple's sales figures, each of the analysts says theirs, but in this case most would agree on the significant drop in sales of the iPhone X, but in those of the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus they seem to be growing though The iPhone 6S and 7 continue to be sold.
The sales of the iPhone X would now be going through a moment of quiet transition and we have been reading this for a long time. The price of the Model X and the number of iPhone models that are still being sold officially at Apple, make it lose camber, if not to say that now Apple launches an iPhone 8 and 8 Plus in red ...
Sales are down but not income
This is another news that we have been reading for a long time, Apple itself explained it in its financial results for the previous quarter, so we are sure that this will continue to be the case for a while. What is clear is that we have many iPhone models and we can buy today from an iPhone SE, an iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, the two iPhone 7 models, the pair of iPhone 8 (along with the new RED models) to the newest iPhone X, this I get the feeling that it will end up taking a toll on the customer and Apple itself if they don't put the brakes on soon.
Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) and its co-founder, Josh Lowitz, say that in the last quarter Apple is selling more iPhone 8 and 8 Plus than iPhone X, according to its figures three times more. They have a table in which you can see the fragmented purchases:
The income is good, the sales could always be better, but what has to change is the number of models they have for both the iPhone and the Mac and this was long ago when Steve Jobs returned to Apple and eliminated most of products in your catalog. You can't keep everyone happy and that is why there is fragmentation but it is that now we are talking about the new iPhone SE and a possible new iPhone with a larger X screen, let's go more wood ...