The release of the iPhone 15 series is approaching, but the road to launch is filled with hurdles. The flagship iPhone 15 has been hit hardest.
LG Display and BOE are facing manufacturing issues and have yet to gain Apple's approval for the iPhone 15 Pro Max screens. The availability of the model might be restricted
The record-breaking slim bezels and exclusive periscope camera have caused production issues.
Apple has shifted focus to iPhone 15 Pro production to balance the availability of Pro and non-Pro models
Apple has asked Samsung to cover panel shortages. Camera yields are improving, but BOE's issues may not be fixed until 2024.
Despite challenges, all iPhone 15 models are expected in September. Insiders are split on whether the sale will begin in Q4.
iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will include next-gen 3nm A17 chipsets and other exciting upgrades.
All iPhone 15 models will move from Lightning to USB-C and feature smarter, cooler stacked battery technology.