Original title: Don't worry!applesChina quietly adjusts stock supply for all iPhones on sale
MaybeFoxconnProduction capacity has already increased. Apple has quietly lifted the iPhone purchase restrictions on the official website, and it is available in stock.
Judging from the current situation shown on Apple's official website, the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone XR, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, the six models currently sold on Apple's official website have all lifted the purchase restriction model. In other words, users can buy whatever they want. There is no quantity limit. The entire series currently on sale is included, and each person is limited to a maximum of two.
However, it should also be noted that the purchase restrictions on the new MacBook Air and iPad Pro have not been lifted on Apple's official website in China. Although Apple no longer restricts purchases of iPhones and Mac minis, it still limits each customer to buy up to 5 new MacBook Air and 2 new iPad Pros. Meanwhile, the sale of the new iPad Pro in China has yet to be approved.
Judging from the actual situation, the Apple purchase limit was extended for 3 days. According to some sources, Apple completed mass production of old iPhones during this period, thanks to Foxconn's increasing production capacity. Of course, under the epidemic, Foxconn still hasn't recovered full production capacity.
According to the latest foreign media reports, Apple has already resumed production of the iPhone 9 series and is expected to be released as soon as the end of next month. The reason why it has been delayed for so long (originally planned to be released in March) is mainly because the epidemic has seriously affected its progress. Previously, it affected production, but now it is affecting the supply of some core components.
The report mentioned that although Foxconn and other foundries in China are recovering production capacity, the current impact of the epidemic is on the upstream supply chain. Some core components have already begun to be in short supply. If the impact of the epidemic continues, then Apple will have to stop the promotion of new machines once again.
