DSCC report: April screen orders for Apple iPhone 14 series phones are estimated to be 39% lower than iPhone 13 series

CTOnews.com March 21, according to the latest chart information released by screen supply chain consulting firm Display Supply Chain Consultants, that compared with the iPhone 13 series, Apple iPhone 14 series screen orders are expected to fall 39% in April compared with the same period last year, and 23% in the March-April period.

The report pointed out that Apple reduced its iPhone 14 series screen orders mainly due to industry inventory adjustment, macroeconomic downturn, inflationary pressures and weak demand.

The supply chain report broken down by model shows that shipments of iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max panels are 22% and 23% higher than those of iPhone 13 Pro models, respectively.

The report also compares screen orders for iPhone 14 Plus and iPhone 13 mini models. CTOnews.com shares the conclusion as follows: screen shipments of the Plus model have increased by 59% compared with the mini model. This shows that consumers have a greater demand for iPhone 14 mini than iPhone 13 mini.