Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo hints foldable iPhone ‘is likely to repeat what happened with the iPhone X in 2017’
Apple's highly anticipated foldable iPhone, slated for a late 2026 debut, might face significant launch delays and shortages, mirroring the iPhone X's struggles a decade ago. Industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts manufacturing hurdles will limit initial shipments to under a million units. Despite a hefty price tag of up to $2,500, demand is expected to be immense, leading to extended wait times for eager buyers.
Apple's highly anticipated foldable iPhone, slated for a late 2026 debut, might face significant launch delays and shortages, mirroring the iPhone X's struggles a decade ago. Industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts manufacturing hurdles will limit initial shipments to under a million units. Despite a hefty price tag of up to $2,500, demand is expected to be immense, leading to extended wait times for eager buyers.
