The lockdowns in China’s industrial centers are making Apple customers long faces. The MacBook Pro can only be delivered in the better configurations much later than originally planned.
The new lockdowns in China are already affecting the ability to deliver Apple products. These can only find their way to the customer with a great deal of delay – understandable when supplier companies can no longer work. But that doesn’t seem to apply to all Apple products – the third-generation iPhone SE is still available. Eng it looks after a report from 9to5Mac on the other hand, with the notebooks. The differences could also indicate that the iPhone SE 3 is not particularly popular, while the MacBook Pro is.
According to the report, three key Chinese suppliers to Apple are struggling with the lockdown.
Famed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has one on this tweet written:
“The delivery status of the new iPhone SE, manufactured exclusively by Pegatron, remains ‘in stock’ in Apple’s online stores in many countries after the China lockdown, suggesting current stock levels can still meet weak demand.” “Conversely, the delivery time of high-end MacBook Pro (Quanta as sole supplier), which has been in good demand since launch, has been extended by about 3-5 weeks after the lockdowns in China.”
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