The iPhone 16 Pro Max Will Be Apple’s Most-Produced Model This Year, Indicating That It Will Be The Most Popular Out Of The Bunch
A new report claims that the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be the most popular device from the lineup this year, as Apple has shifted its focus from the standard to the 'Pro' models. Overall, both 'Pro' models will beat the standard models in sales, despite their higher price tag and we have Apple Intelligence and the new sizes to thank for it.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max will be Apple's most popular model this year, but the 'Plus' variant will sit at last
According to a new report from The Elec, Apple is expecting higher shipments of the iPhone 16 Pro models compared to the standard variants, which will also come with a slew of new changes. Typically, the 'Pro' models always do well against their budget counterparts, and this year could host the same results as well. As per the stats, Apple will produce a total of 90.1 million units of the iPhone 16 lineup, and needless to say, the 'Plus' variant will sit at the lowest with only 5.8 million units,
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The standard 6.1-inch iPhone 16 will comprise 24.5 million units, and the smaller 6.3-inch iPhone 16 Pro will feature 26.5 million units out of the total production. This leaves us with the iPhone 16 Pro Max, which is speculated to take the most significant production chunk from Apple, with 33.2 million units produced. This means Apple is emphasizing the iPhone 16 Pro Max's production, which will feature 37 percent of the total production. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 Plus will only take 6 percent of the total share.
Overall, the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will be the most popular models in the entire lineup, with a 67 percent production ratio against the entire lineup. The ratio is slightly higher for the 'Pro' models this year, as the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro sat at 60 percent last year. The results are based on the company's production of tetraprism lenses for the 'Pro' models.
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