It can be boiled down to one thing: 5G. This is based on Rosenblatt analyst Jun Zhang, who pointed out on Monday that he predicts that most iPhone 12 models will have two variants-one with 4G and one with 5G. At the same time, the world ’s top Apple insider also followed his own view, that is, the impact of 5G on a specific aspect of Apple ’s iPhone 12 product lineup, and this aspect is price.

TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo released a new research report based on MacRumors, which is a great deal for those who are concerned about how the presence of 5G-related components may have an impact on production costs and pass on to buyers good news. 5G iPhone in 2020. Although these components may make each device $ 30 to $ 100 more expensive, Kuo believes that Apple will not reflect this in the price of the 2020 model-meaning that the substantial price increase does not seem to be at this on.

Of course, this is good news, because, for example, in the United States, the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max models have already started at $ 999 and $ 1,099, respectively.

Kuo's predictions are interesting because although he speculated in previous research reports that the 5G iPhone will use a redesigned metal frame, he today claims that the chassis and frames of these new iPhones will make Apple's production costs much higher (even though They will not pass this growth on to end users). How will Apple absorb the increased costs? Kuo suspects that this will be achieved by reducing supply chain costs, such as possible cuts in advances to suppliers.

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