iPhone 14 Pro Max becomes the most popular iPhone, Apple expects

Two more weeks and then the annual iPhone event will take place. Apple will then present the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, and a lot is expected from these devices. Also at Apple.

Four iPhone 14 models

Just like in previous years, the new iPhone series consists of four devices. First of all, there are two standard models: the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max. The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max also belong to the new line-up, for those who want the cream of the crop.

The improvements are especially great with the Pro iPhones. According to reliable rumors, the new flagships will have a 48-megapixel camera and it will be possible to film in 8K for the first time. In addition, the design changes, because the notch at the top disappears. Major innovations are not forthcoming with the standard models.

iPhone 14 Pro Max most popular

Apple is also counting on greater demand for the Pro iPhones. According to reliable display analyst Ross Young, the iPhone 14 Pro Max accounts for the largest share of panel production, accounting for 28 percent of shipments. The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro follow closely with 26 percent each and the iPhone 14 Max lags behind with 19 percent.

Panel Production iPhones:

  • iPhone 14: 26 percent
  • iPhone 14 Max: 19 percent
  • iPhone 14 Pro: 26 percent
  • iPhone 14 Pro Max: 28 percent
iPhone 14 Pro Max becomes the most popular iPhone, Apple expects
The expected new design of the iPhone 14 Pro.

The panel production gives an indication of which device Apple expects to sell most often. It is true that the figures of the iPhone 14 Max may have been influenced by production problems. Earlier there were rumors that the production of the device was delayed – partly because of the lockdowns in China.

The presentation of the iPhone 14 series will most likely take place on Wednesday 7 September, at 19:00 Dutch time. Do you want to stay informed of the developments? Sign up for our newsletter:

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