iPhone SE was launched by the Apple company at the end of last month and it seems that it has a higher demand than that estimated by the Apple company, the terminal being delivered in 7-10 working days in almost all Apple Stores in the world, availability in physical stores also being reduced.
In the USA, for example, the only models of iPhone SE which were still in the Apple Store stocks were the ones with 16 GB of storage space, the ones with 64 GB of storage space being extremely difficult to find even in the stores near the Apple headquarters located in Cupertino.
Every release of a new model of the iPhone is hit by the same problems with stocks, but in the end we are probably talking about a marketing move designed to make the world understand that the smartphone is very successful when in reality things could be different.
So far we have been told that iPhone SE would have registered 3.4 million pre-orders in China in the first days of availability, but the Apple company avoided providing official figures, and other analysts did not support those initial information, so no one knows for sure how successful the terminal is.
If Apple has not provided official figures regarding iPhone SE sales, then it is clear that the terminal has not broken any sales records and it is unlikely that it will cover the decline in iPhone sales recorded in Q1 2016 and estimated for Q2 2016 or the quarters next fiscal year.
