Frustrating! Wall Street Journal iPhone 15 fails to create a sensation in China

'Wall Street Journal iPhone 15 fails to impress in China'

【Phoneauto News】Unlike previous years, Apple’s new iPhone models have not been as popular as expected.

Recently, one of the mainstream media in the United States, The Wall Street Journal, reported that Apple’s annual release of new iPhone models did not cause a sensation among Chinese consumers as usual, and the challenges faced by Apple in China are becoming increasingly serious. Previously, The Wall Street Journal, in an article titled “Five Highlights of Apple’s iPhone Release,” mentioned that the five highlights of the new iPhone are the USB-C interface, price, satellite communication function, chipsets, and buttons. However, after the product launch, Apple’s stock price fell sharply.

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Prior to the launch event, Dan Niles, the founder of the hedge fund Satori Fund, was clamoring on social media to short Apple. His reason was that the company’s stock was overvalued and that Huawei’s Mate60 Proz had made breakthroughs in technology, intensifying the competition faced by Apple.

Looking back at this launch event, the improvements in the iPhone 15 series are indeed not significant. The Wall Street Journal highlighted the USB-C interface as a major feature of this device, which is clearly far-fetched since Android phones have long popularized this charging interface. Ironically, Apple is now a participant in the USB-C interface technology. In fact, the main improvement of the iPhone 15 series is in terms of performance. The iPhone 15 Pro series is equipped with the industry’s first 3-nanometer chip, the A17 Pro, while the two basic models continue to use the previous generation A16 chip.

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