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According to an analysis by Rosenblatt Securities, sales of the upcoming iPhone 11 will be less encouraging – other analysts also expect an overall disappointing development.
After several banks made their sobering predictions for the iPhone 11, a report by JP Morgan was published regarding the iPhone line-up for 2020. According to this, the investment bank expects four new iPhone models next year. Three of the iPhone models are to be equipped with OLED and have a display diagonal of 5.4 inches, 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches respectively. In addition, all three models are to be 5G-capable and have a 3D sensor in the rear camera. This is said to be time-of-flight technology. The sensor calculates the time it takes for light to reach a surface - it can therefore determine depth information and thus create more precise images. There were already rumors about this at the end of last year.
New entry-level model
JP Morgan is generally optimistic about the impact of 5G and predicts that Apple will sell 195 million iPhones in 2020. That's more than the estimates of 180 million units for 2019. As for the fourth iPhone, the bank predicts a much simpler device. The entry-level iPhone could be the size of the iPhone 8 without OLED and 5G. The details mentioned so far by JP Morgan were already predicted in recent months by star analyst Ming-Chi Kuo - the news portal Bloomberg was also able to attract attention with similar reports. AirPods 2 with wireless charging case on offer on Amazon
