What do you mean it didn't work well. Look at the high demand of the 14 Pros and Pro Maxes. In the end, Apple gets more money. Seems like it worked perfectly well for Apple.Yeah that tiering bs didn’t work out too well for Apple this year. Nobody cares about the non-Pros with last year’s chip. We might not see that nonsense stick around next year.
For now. There are people that will postpone or second guess upgrading because of the higher costs and then Apple loses out. This may be insignificant right now but that could change in the future.What do you mean it didn't work well. Look at the high demand of the 14 Pros and Pro Maxes. In the end, Apple gets more money. Seems like it worked perfectly well for Apple.
Yeah, I'm on the Xs and my wife is on the 11. If they release this thing with an OLED, I'll upgrade to it. My wife will do the same as long as the storage options are big enough.It's a cheaper model and they sell like hotcakes. Apple makes good money from the iPhone SE. It's very much affordable for regular consumers.
You are underestimating the power of the Apple brand and their customer segment. Considering how Apple is having a hard time keeping the 14 Pros in stock, I don't think Apple is worried at all. And how can Apple "loses" out when now we even have an $800 Apple Watch?For now. There are people that will postpone or second guess upgrading because of the higher costs and then Apple loses out. This may be insignificant right now but that could change in the future.
You're right, the enthusiasts will buy it sure. But if someone decides to keep their phone 2 years instead of 1, or 4 years instead of 3 then Apple loses out. Higher prices along with product maturity and "boring" standard models could slowly push people away from frequent upgrades. In the end the more appealing the overall lineup is the more customers they will end up with.You are underestimating the power of the Apple brand and their customer segment. Considering how Apple is having a hard time keeping the 14 Pros in stock, I don't think Apple is worried at all. And how can Apple "loses" out when now we even have an $800 Apple Watch?
In my country, we just had the iPhone 14 Pro launch last weekend ago. The base 128GB 14 Pro is priced at $1300. People were lining up on the launch midnight.
I hate the Xr… it’s my work cell phone and it’s huge and heavy 😩
Good for those who want a big phone though I suppose
No one is buying the 14 - why would this be so in demand?
Not necessarily. Just like previous SE, this will use an "outdated" body design, aka the XR, where the rest of the lineup has switched to the newer flat design and the flagship models will have dynamic island. Also, it will still be single lens camera, which is a no no in the status symbol crowd.This would kill off non pro sales
.. and will be followed by parties who happily track your thoughts.You will be able to unlock it with your mind....bzzzzz...beeeeyowww
No one is buying the 14 - why would this be so in demand?
Correct.“Develop” is such a big word for an essentially same old chip, same old body. “Mix and match inventory” is more like it.
Do you guys think Apple will have enough courage and we will see iPhone SE (2023) implementing the USB-C?
Can we expect the first-ever iPhone with USB-C?![]()
And there will not be a Touch-ID side button on SE 4 as this would kill the need for Face ID on it and thus make it notch-less way before Pro and mid-tier get there.