Last week, the iPhone 15 Pro was doomed, but Apple’s momentum may be returning. Or perhaps the train never actually veered off the tracks. Display Supply Chain Consultants has the most recent information in a new research.
The most recent DSCC publication reiterates the claim made last month that the output of iPhone 15 Pro panels is higher than that of iPhone 14 Pro panels produced during the same time last year. According to Apple’s forecast from the previous year, fewer Pro phones would have been included in the mix.
However, on July 20, a market analyst who had properly forecast a 2020 delay for the arrival of the iPhone 12 did the same for the iPhone 15.
Later that day, The Information stated that the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max may experience a “severe shortage” at launch. The research specifically mentioned production problems affecting screens produced by LG Display.
DSCC offers the dissident viewpoint:
The thinner bezels on the iPhone 15 Pro variants were the subject of multiple headlines that claimed LGD was experiencing technical difficulties, but according to our supply chain sources, LGD has resolved those problems.
That’s undoubtedly welcome news for anyone who’s worried about delays for the iPhone 15 Pro. The failure to notify the LG Display production issue at all may have been the true holdup, unless the LGD problem solvers had a productive weekend.
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