Hey Apple, Samsung, and the rest of the Chinese (Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo) have set up assembly shop here in my country for years. Even the premium Galaxy S and foldables are assembled here. Don’t you want to come to Indonesia?
The iPhone 14 series was just launched a few days ago in my country, and despite the highly marked up prices over the US MSRP, people were literally lining up to buy them in droves. Amazing. Kinda confirms my thought that Apple’s segment is not too affected by economic events.Wish the prices of Apple products would just skyrocket again. Less people would buy them, there would be less supply constraints, and the devices would actually feel premium again.
Everyone having these devices ruins the premium feel of these devices, as does Apple’s lack of QA.
Apple is turning into another American Express. What was once a prestigious brand is now like any other in the industry.
I believe there's a shard of truth here, seeing the news of Foxconn workers fleeing the factories. The news about the lockdowns are real.The same old false supply and demand narrative around the holidays.
The same old false supply and demand narrative around the holidays.
Meeeee too! I surprisingly got my Verizon 256gb silver 14 pro on two day delivery when I ordered it on a October 11th. (Way after the initial pre-order…) I was fully expecting 4 week delivery 😳So happy I Pre-ordered my iPhone 14 Pro Max. Loving it!!!
Mmmmm. Maybe.Apples trying to minimize the damage and control the narrative knowing next quarter will be a miss in iPhone sales.
Yet it will still be used by Chinese government to tightly control people, and hurting everyone else in the process.
China is essentially holding the entire world hostage at the moment.
The lockdowns in China have been going on for weeks — how could this not have an effect on production? Do you really think Apple has any control over lockdowns happening in China?Apples trying to minimize the damage and control the narrative knowing next quarter will be a miss in iPhone sales.
Agreed!Great buying opportunity if anything. The sales will just be pushed out for the next quarter. There is never any apple demand destruction. I’ll absolutely be adding tomorrow if aapl selloff
Tell that to China!We’ve been living with these COVID excuses for three years now. It’s old and unacceptable.
Exactly. MacBook buyers waited several months to get theirs. There is just no alternative as Apple is the best.How? The statement said strong demand, which means a lot of people still want to buy iPhones despite the delays.
I mean remember how the MacBook Pros took months to ship, yet it didn’t faze the Apple buyers.
MID DECEMBER?????
Reminder you are create manufacturing plants in India for India marketplace not exporting to other countries. They have a made in India mandate.Until the who SCM can be migrated to India and Vietnam,
I don't know why we still have people constantly saying we are relying on China for Apple products, yes there are specific parts that are made in China not made elsewhere. Foxconn in recent years has moved manufacturing to many countries.This wouldn’t have been a problem if Apple had not solely relied on China. Apple had 3 years to move its assembly plant to India or other counties such as Vietnam But they didn’t take advantage of it back then. Now the demand is high and the supply is low. By the time Apple catches up with the supply. Rest assured, People will be waiting for the iPhone SE 2023 or iPhone 15 model.
As commented on earlier post the emphasis of "made in India" is why factories are being build there by many large tech companies, but it's mostly for India consumer consumption.Foxconn has 137 campuses and offices in 24 countries and areas around the globe. The majority of Foxconn's factories are located in East Asia, with others in Brazil, India, Europe, and Mexico