The iPhone 10, the first iPhone device with an LED display, was launched to mark the 10th anniversary of the Apple iPhone. New design and improved facilities There was a lot of fuss about the iPhone 10 in the beginning. Priced at around 1,000, the phone was criticized for its notch at the top of the screen. Apple itself has not been very happy with the most expensive iPhone model so far.

Because it did not sell as well as expected. And all in all, the makers of the iPhone 10 are naturally unhappy. Now some new sources say that Apple is finally turning its back on the iPhone 10.

South Korean newspaper Etinews quoted their source Reporting, IPhone 10’s farewell bell will ring this year. The magazine specifically writes that Apple will stop production of iPhone 10 in September this year.

It is already known That, The iPhone 10 was in extremely low demand last holiday season. That’s why Apple ordered production of only half of the expected iPhone 10 devices in January. With such a low demand for the device, Samsung is forced to close its new LED screen manufacturing plant. Done, Because Apple took Samsung as a partner to make the iPhone 10’s LED display.

As sales of the iPhone 10 became unimaginably low, Samsung’s work on making LED screens also slowed down, leaving one of their factories unemployed.

Meanwhile, Chinese contract manufacturing company Foxconn, which assembles the iPhone (that is, completes the iPhone device by assembling the parts), is also disappointed with the low demand for the iPhone 10. Foxconn’s workload was also reduced, prompting the Chinese company to look for other jobs in addition to Apple’s contract to sustain itself. Has done. A few more Apple-partner companies have chosen the same path.

Another investor in South Korea is The Investor ReportingApple will release a total of 3 models of iPhone in 2018, according to employees of some companies that supply iPhone parts. Two of these will have an LED screen, and the other will have an LCD screen.

The iPhone with the LED screen will make only 50-55 million units this time, whereas last year the iPhone 10 production target was 100 million, which Apple was unable to achieve due to low demand. Let’s see what 2018 brings to Apple’s iPhone!