iPhone 7 seems to be more popular than iPhone 6S among consumers, but Apple's partners expect the new smartphone to have weaker sales than its predecessor, many of them making these fears public.
Japan Display announced that it will lose $300 million this fiscal year due to a drop in display orders in the second half of 2016, and TSMC is expected to ship nearly 30% fewer chips than during the year. last year.
Separately, Largan Precision, LG Display, Catcher Technology, Foxconn and Pegatron say that the second part of the year will be extremely problematic and that they will not collect as much money as in previous years, all because Apple does not expect sales big for iPhone 7.
At the moment, people have mixed reactions regarding the iPhone 7, and this is because Apple will not implement radical changes for the design and it seems that it will force users to make a difficult choice regarding the camera or performance.
Suppliers are saying that they are getting fewer orders for the second half of this year compared to the year-ago period. The traditional peak season this year will not be able to compare to the past few years. Another source said that for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the sole supplier for the latest A10 chips used in iPhone 7, its iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 chip shipments for the June to December period will likely shrink to 70%–80% of the level reached in the second half of 2015.
I told you today that iPhone 7 Plus has a dual camera and 3 GB RAM, but I also saw two sketches for iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, and from all this information it emerges that in the fall many will have a very difficult choice to make when they decide which smartphone they want to buy.
