iPhone X: Apple Talks About Weak Sales

The president of Apple, Tim Cook, spoke last night about the poor sales of the iPhone X presented by analysts from around the world in Q1 2018.

iPhone X Apple Talks Weak Sales

iPhone X has been presented for several months as having the weakest sales of all phone models iPhone of the Apple company, but the reality seems to be completely different from what the analysts around the world say. Last night Apple presented the financial results for Q1 2018, with iPhone sales being higher than those recorded in Q1 2017, but well above analysts' estimates.

As analyst estimates started to get more and more silly, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the iPhone X was Apple's best-selling phone in the first three months of 2018. The iPhone X sold better than any other model of the iPhone every week in the first three months of 2018, the performance recorded by the phone being impressive, even for those from Cupertino.

iPhone X: Apple Talks About Weak Sales

Tim Cook says that the iPhone X is a product loved by customers, despite the very high selling price, he also affirms that Apple sets the prices of products according to the value they bring to customers. iPhone X is also the first iPhone model, since the iPhone 6, to record much better sales than a model from the previous series in a fiscal quarter at the beginning of the year, the achievement being an impressive one for Americans.

"Customers chose iPhone X more than any other iPhone each week in the March quarter, just as they did following its launch in the December quarter. Since we split the line with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in 2014, this is the first cycle in which the top-of-the-line iPhone model has also been the most popular."

iPhone X, despite all the gloomy forecasts, turns out to be a phone that customers are looking for in large numbers at the moment, the price of over 1100 euros not being that high for customers. Having said that, those from Apple confirm very clearly the fact that the iPhone X is a failure only in the minds of analysts, but also the fact that their estimates are completely wrong and based on absolutely nothing real, but only their imagination.