Two approximate months are what remains for Apple to present us with the new iPhone models (14), which we hope will be no more and no less than four this year. Despite this being great news for all users, it seems that not all the news related to the launch of these new terminals is all good and that is It seems that the iPhone 14 Max could suffer delays due to the production chain of its screen.
With the upcoming announcement of the new iPhone 14 models, analyst Ross Young warns that the production of the iPhone 14 Max is behind what was expected in Cupertino, that is, it is late. The iPhone 14 Max, which is expected to be the first model that Apple makes with 6,7 inches without being a "Pro" model, seems to be having problems in its supply chain.
According to Young, the shipment of the iPhone 14 Max screens is very delayed compared to those that the iPhone 14 Pro Max will use. On his own Twitter (only accessible to super-followers), Young reported that these shipments are well behind schedule based on Apple's data for the month of August. Not only did he compare the next Max models for this vertical, he also commented that Apple is planning to prepare triple the volume for the iPhone 14 Pro Max vs. the iPhone 14 Max.
Let us remember that the iPhone Max in its Pro model will have a different screen than the non-Pro models since they will go from a format with a notch to a double perforation incorporating FaceID and a camera. Also the iPhone 14 Max will not have ProMotion, Apple's technology to adjust the refresh rate of the screen that the Pro models do incorporate.
We will see if finally this supposes a delay in the model which, according to all the analyses, will be the great request of this generation (something that collides with the information from Ross about the triple number of Pro models mentioned above) since, there are not a few users who want a larger screen without having to make the leap to a Pro model that does not provide us with features that we are going to take advantage of and compensate for its jump in money.