I think it has a lot to do with the price increases around the world. In many countries the iPhone has had price increases of 10-20% compared to last years model.I think the low sales count has to do with the following:
1. Lack of interest for this years model
2. Not much of an upgrade
3. No 2-year option on Apple site
I think the low sales count has to do with the following:
1. Lack of interest for this years model
2. Not much of an upgrade
3. No 2-year option on Apple site
For me it was 3 & 2. Even now, almost 3 hours later I can still get a Space Grey 64 and have it by 25 September.
What low sales? Where are you getting this info? Just because you can get a phone 3 hours later and have it on release day does not mean its not selling as well. We have no idea if production has been increased over last year.
I suspect there will be many returns for the "pink" iPhone. I picked up a 6s+ space grey - don't like the white front bezel.Oh lol, the "hey look at my BRAND NEW iPhone!"-guys strike again. gold is soooo 2013/2014, rose gold is 2015 baby!
Would have been one of them though () if the rose gold would be more like copper
Was disappointed it's so pink/salmon..
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What "worry" me more is: no email yet. But at least in the store app I can see it with the W-number
I didn't start drinking till after I knew my was arriving on 9/25. Tomorrow morning is going to be rough.Of course rose gold was first to slip. (But I got mine ordered) Overall I think Apple had more ready to go compared to last year. Even 2 hours later you can still get grey 128GB on release day. Last year high end models all went first.
I made the mistake of being drunk when I ordered mine ... so I am not entirely sure how many I just ordered.
I will find out tomorrow when I sober up lol
Perhaps. But the U.S. Didn't see a price increase. If anything we have more options than ever before. And yet we still have stock. I'm sure that stocks are already allotted. There's an already determined stock for the U.S. for launch day and t hasn't been depleted.I think it has a lot to do with the price increases around the world. In many countries the iPhone has had price increases of 10-20% compared to last years model.
most companies would kill for first day sales like apple gets
TMO is offering a discount with trade in but it's not being advertised too heavily, not is this option available on Apple's site.It's unclear if it's fewer sales or better stock. I wouldn't be surprised if the sales were taking a hit, though, at least in the USA. I think this is the first year where no major American carrier is offering any discount on the iPhones with a two-year contract. Those discounts used to knock off around $400-500 of the phone's cost, which is pretty substantial. My family used to upgrade on the contract cycle regularly, but now that we'll need to pay full price, we'll probably upgrade every three to four years instead. I'd imagine a lot of other people and families are finding themselves in the same situation.
Of course rose gold was first to slip. (But I got mine ordered) Overall I think Apple had more ready to go compared to last year. Even 2 hours later you can still get grey 128GB on release day. Last year high end models all went first.
I made the mistake of being drunk when I ordered mine ... so I am not entirely sure how many I just ordered.
I will find out tomorrow when I sober up lol
It's so funny, if all the phones were sold out people would be saying that Apple intentionally constrained supply to give the impression of high demand. Yet if the phones aren't sold out then that means it's low sales due to weak demand.What low sales? Where are you getting this info? Just because you can get a phone 3 hours later and have it on release day does not mean its not selling as well. We have no idea if production has been increased over last year.