According to Max Weinbach, a young tech enthusiast, Apple will unveil its latest product iPhone 14, on September 6th, which is a week before what was previously assumed.
As Apple always announces its product launch only a few days before the set date, becoming the topic of discussion and debate. However, we cannot entirely trust the claims as Apple launches its events on the second Tuesday of September, meaning that the product will be unveiled on September 13th. Many rumors are making rounds on this date.
If Weinbach’s claims are valid, though he is unsure, September 5th is labor day, and launching the product the very next day, which would force the invitees to travel on holiday, would not make Apple look good.
September 16th would be the day for pre-ordering, which is Friday, and the sales would start from September 23rd, a week later.
Apple is filming the video for the presentation, according to Mark Gurman, Bloomberg’s person making it unclear whether the event will be virtual or physical. In addition, there is a rumor of an issue with production affecting the supply of the iPhone 14, mainly the display and camera lens components. But the company successfully navigated the supply issues, which translated into Apple’s recent earnings call suggest that iPhone 14 is on track and will hit the windows on the previously decided launch date.
Like other companies, Apple, too, has been dealing with supply chain-related issues. As a result, they had to delay the iPhone 12 launch by a month and withhold the release of four models.
The rumors are that iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro may have different upgrades, unlike the earlier Pro models. iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max may have A16 Bionic chip, and the regular iPhones get an A15 Bionic chip. Therefore, the preview of the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro models could be very different. A notch-free design, a 48 MP camera, and a display that will always be on could be the features of the iPhone 14 Pro. On the other hand, the iPhone 14 Max could offer a big screen at a slightly lower price.
