Looks like it might do worse than the 5C. What next for Apple? They have filled the market with too many products like Samsung.
Apple Watch has not been a major seller. SE in an old case was a bad idea. The iPod line is finished.
I believe IPhone sales will do well for some years yet however I fear for iPad sales.
Apple seem to be holding features off smaller phones or tablets or the IPad Pro larger one with older cameras than the new one.
Seems Apple are stuck for ideas right now. I know some will say the SE is great for them but let's be honest it's going to flop and if it sells less than the 5S today then it's definitely flopped.
Well in the grand scheme of things, it's not just about America, UK, or India, the iPhone SE was directed specifically towards the Chinese market and other countries with a poor population. It's not about charging the most for a cutting edge device, it's about pushing volume and gaining money from overall sales.
For the sake of the argument using fake numbers:
Lets say you make lemonade using real lemons and you have to sell them at 50 cents to generate a profit. Not many people are willing to buy a small cup of lemonade at 50 cents and you end up making $3 profit your first day. So you go back to the drawing board and figure out that if you use lemon flavoring, you can generate a profit at 10 cents a cup for near the same product. You start selling this and find out a lot more people will buy it and you end up making $5 profit the second day. Well when you have a 1.36 billion people living in a country and most are too poor to afford your "real lemon" lemonade, you adjust to the "lemon flavored" lemonade to generate income from that 1.36 billion person market. Everyone wins, the misfortunate people can now afford an iPhone and Apple generates income from that market.
Supply and Demand is how the business world works.
As for the Apple Watch, it had it's moment but most people can't justify a $350 watch with a 2 year battery. I haven't heard much about Android wear since it came out.
Nothing is going to happen to iPad sales, they've always been slow and steady and it is a high demand item for businesses.
The iPod line was already finished and a lot of people wondered why Apple kept trying to sell them after the second iPhone came out.
Hopefully I've taught you something, because you seem to know nothing Jon Snow. You seem as though you are an Android fan who has no other interest in Apple than to watch it burn, when in fact it is doing normal business adjustments to gain a profit.
