The iPhone 15 Pro Max is expected to debut at Apple’s upcoming event on September 12, but it could be delayed by a few weeks. According to details shared by a tipster on X (formerly Twitter), Apple may delay the launch of its top-of-the-line iPhone models due to production issues. In addition to the four new iPhone models, the company will also unveil the Apple Watch Series 9, the second-generation Apple Watch Ultra, and an updated AirPods Pro (second generation) with a USB Type-C port.
Tipster Revignus (@Tech_Reve) state A post on X says the iPhone 15 Pro Max launch date could be “delayed by up to about 4 weeks” due to “serious” yield issues related to the production of high-end smartphone image sensors. Later this month, Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
According to an earlier report, Apple supplier Sony is struggling with “capacity shortages” due to increased demand for 48-megapixel cameras — this year, Apple is expected to include a 48-megapixel main camera on all iPhone 15 models. iPhone 14 Pro models.
It’s worth noting that this source isn’t the first to predict a production delay for the top model.Tianfeng Securities analyst Guo Mingchi claim An article published on Medium last week claimed that Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max project was “the last to kick off,” with the phone’s mass production lagging behind other models in the lineup.
The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will also reportedly cost a lot more than their predecessors. This is said to be due to a rumored switch from stainless steel to a titanium chassis, while the Pro Max models could also feature a periscope camera that could offer improved optical zoom compared to the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Guo also expected Apple is expected to ship 225 million units by 2023, which could see the brand surpass Samsung as the world’s largest smartphone maker. The analyst also claimed that the iPhone maker plans to ship 250 million units in 2024, which could cement the company’s lead next year.
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