Apple is now having a sale on its latest iPhones and watches starting this Friday. The company is reportedly testing the initial demand for its newest devices.
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Apple Goes on Sale for 40 Countries
The tech giant is now holding a sale on 40 countries for its first wave. This includes United States, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, mainland China, Australia, and France. Bloomberg reported that the recently launched iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models will be the power of Apple's revenue for the rest of the year.
The report also revealed that the initial sale is proving to be strong as people line up in front of Apple Stores. People are still reportedly queuing to get the iPhone 15 and Apple Watch in Dubai, Australia, and China. Apple has been conducting preorders for iPhones and delivering the phones on launch day.
However, the new online orders are set to arrive around mid-November for some countries, meanwhile reservations for in-store purchases quickly sold out.
Apple Relies on iPhone Sales for Growth
Although there had been limitation to the usage of iPhone in China, customers are still seen flocked in front of Apple Stores to get a piece of the new devices. According to Bloomberg, Apple's revenue relies heavily on the iPhone sales. Currently, the company is trying to return some growth during the holiday period.
The Wall Street estimated that Apple will get a revenue of $89.3 billion during the current period. This continues the decline streak of Apple as it will be a down from last year's $90.1 billion revenue. This will be Apple's fourth quarterly decline in a row.
Aside from iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models other devices such as iPhone 15, 15 Plus, AirPods, and Apple Watch lineups are also seeing a bit of demand.
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