iPhone 16 Demand Lower Than Predecessors, Says Morgan Stanley
A survey of lead times by investment bank Morgan Stanley suggests that demand for the new iPhone 16 range may be lower than for previous models. The bank says average lead times stand at 14 days, which are the shortest in the last five years and similar to those during the iPhone 12 cycle.
iPhone 16 orders seem to be lower than previous models based on shorter lead times. Morgan Stanley investment bank analyzed the numbers: Lead time for iPhone 16 Pro Max is 25.5 days vs. 43.5 days, while that of the standard iPhone 16 is only 9 days compared with 14 previously. However, the analysis still shows a limited predictive power due to fluctuating stocks.
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