iPhone X sells record 6 million units on Black Friday!
iPhone X has barely seen any discount on this year’s Black Friday, but this wasn’t seen as a major drawback for those who really wanted to purchase the device.
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The anniversary iPhone was one of the most successful products this year, with analysts estimating that Apple sold no less than 6 million units. Overall, iPhone sales totaled 15 million units, making the Black Friday weekend one of the best so far this year for the Cupertino-based tech giant.
Seeing the iPhone X selling in so big numbers is a little surprising, especially because Apple and retailers haven’t discounted the device, but instead offered deals with bundled accessories and other promos for a bunch of extras.
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Rosenblatt China Technology analyst, Jun Zhang, says the 256GB version of the iPhone X was the one more successful, with sales of this particular model twice as big as tMiss
of the 64GB version. The analyst estimates a total of 30 million iPhone X units would be sold this holiday quarter, with strong demand continuing in early 2018 when Apple would finally be able to align production with demand.
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Company suppliers have already reported increased production, with Foxconn itself said to be building no less than 550,000 iPhone X units per day, up from 50,000 in September. This should help Apple reach around 4 million manufactured iPhones every week, analysts estimate, leading to record sales in the first quarter of the next year
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