Apple iPhone X stock expected to be low until 2018, says KGI analyst
Apple is unlikely to meet the demand for the iPhone X until next year, making it hard for buyers to buy the tenth anniversary iPhone, according to well-known KGI securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Based on an investor note seen by MacRumors , Kuo says more people would be interested in buying the most expensive iPhone than Apple’s supply chain can actually make. Ming-Chi Kuo cites “supply constraints” as the reason why Apple can’t make enough iPhone X smartphones. “Due to supply constraints, we expect market demand won’t be fully met before 1H18, said Kuo. It’s unlikely Apple will match the demand for the iPhone X until 2018. All of which means that consumers have to wait a big longer to get their hands on the iPhone X due to supply issues. Kuo previously said that Apple could produce only 10,000 units of the iPhone X per day, but the number might go up as Apple ramps up the production. The analyst does say that he believes the iPhone X shipments to be around 4...