iPhone 14 Pro models are still seeing high than 13 Pro

San Francisco, Oct 3 (IANS) Tech giant Apple’s next-generation iPhone 14 Pro models are still seeing high demand in comparison to the iPhone 13 Pro, says a brand new report.

According to a product availability tracker claims, the demand for the iPhone 14 seems to be decrease than it turned into for the iPhone thirteen, but there are a few tremendous signs for the iPhone 14 Plus, reviews AppleInsider.

In the fourth week, Sunday’s Apple Product Availability Tracker with the aid of analysts at JP Morgan noticed a comparable situation to at least one week previous, with robust demand for the Pro models, weak for the non-Pro, the document stated.

However, the silver lining for the iPhone 14 is the iPhone 14 Plus.

Overall, the at-domestic transport times for the iPhone 14, Pro, and Pro Max averaged throughout all regions at 2 days, 33 days, and 40 days respectively.

In the United States, the iPhone 14 is strong at four days, with the Plus apparently tracking to its first to be had date. These are “less favorable” relative to the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini at this stage, at 14 and 20 days respectively.

The Pro and Pro Max are seeing a modest boom of their lead instances, to 32 days and 39 days, as consistent with the file.

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