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- Apple might stop producing iPhone 12 mini models as soon as the second quarter of 2021, according to a JPMorgan Chase analyst that recently lowered his projections for the phone.
- Multiple reports have suggested that the iPhone 12 mini has been the least popular of the new models by a wide margin, despite the phone's relatively low cost.
- Apple is still expected to launch four iPhone models in 2021 despite the 12 mini's struggles.
It wasn't long ago that Apple was only releasing two iPhone models at a time, but that number doubled with the arrival of the iPhone 12 series last fall. In addition to the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max, Apple added the iPhone 12 mini to its lineup, resurrecting the smaller form factor with a modern design.
There is certainly a contingent of Apple fans that prefer smaller, cheaper phones, but it might end up being a smaller group than the company anticipated, as recent reports suggest that the early returns on the iPhone 12 mini have been disappointing. According to AppleInsider, JPMorgan Chase analyst William Yang adjusted his forecasts for the iPhone 12 models in a recent note to investors, potentially spelling trouble for the 12 mini.
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