Channel vendors say Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Max arrival rate is the lowest in recent years, accounting for just over 10%.

CTOnews.com, September 18, according to sources quoted by Taiwan's Central News Agency, high-end iPhone models have sold better than ordinary models in the past few years, while this year's iPhone 15, 15 Plus and 15 Pro arrivals are relatively abundant, but the iPhone 15 Pro Max arrival rate is very small, "the lowest in recent years," accounting for only about 10%.

Channel vendors speculate that the iPhone 15 Pro Max must be "seriously in short supply" two weeks before it goes on sale, and that when it will be in short supply and whether it will be in November will depend on Apple's subsequent supply.

The channel believes that due to this year's new machine upgrade bright spots, it is estimated that the overall sales this year is expected to return to the iPhone 13 level, to the peak in recent years.

CTOnews.com noted that the expected delivery time for Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Max has been extended to November, while the Pro model can be maintained at October. Guo Mingyi, an Apple analyst, said demand for the iPhone 15 Pro Max had been "strong" since it began ordering on Friday, maintaining its target of about 8000 million iPhone 15 shipments this year.