This year Apple presented data that revealed that the iPhone had seen its sales decline compared to the previous year for the first time since the launch of the original iPhone. Things didn't seem to be looking any better with the launch of the iPhone 7, a device that shares 90% of the design of the iPhone 6s, but the latest data reveals that we could be wrong and that the new apple smartphone will sell much better than expected.
Apple said late yesterday, early in the morning in Europe, that there was sold all initial stock of iPhone 7 Plus, so you will not be able to buy any in physical stores on the day of its launch, that is, tomorrow. What will be in stores will be the 4.7-inch model, but there will be neither one available in Glossy Black, the new color launched this year that users have liked so much (although it has all the earmarks of being the #gate of this anus).
The iPhone 7 could sell better than the iPhone 6
We couldn't be more pleased with the initial response to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus and we are already looking forward to starting sales at our physical stores and partners around the world.
Starting on Friday, there will be limited quantities of iPhone 7s in silver, gold, rose gold and black for customers who visit Apple Stores. During the reservation period, initial quantities of the iPhone 7 Plus in all finishes and the iPhone 7 Glossy Black have been sold out and will not be available to users who go to stores. The availability in associated places of all finishes may vary and we recommend consulting them directly.
What they are not going to say this year is how many iPhones they have sold this year during the weekend of its launch. Some analysts say that the iPhone 7 will sell even better than iPhone 6, smartphone that until now was Apple's sales record. In other words, everything indicates that the iPhone that will officially go on sale tomorrow will beat the sales record achieved in 2014.
If in the end the new record is confirmed and if we consider that the design has not changed and that they have eliminated the 3.5mm headphone port, the question is: how far will the sales of the iPhone XNUMXth Anniversary if they create an iPhone all glass, curved and with an OLED screen?
