Many analysts have provided their reports about the shipment volume of Apple iPhone X in the coming period. In this regard, the latest review has been published by Nikkei Asian, who says that there will be 50% cut in the original production target of iPhone X for Q1.

This would mean that it is going to be only 20 million units, which is actually better than the estimates by KGI, which had estimated it to be around 18 million units. In comparison to that, Canalys said that there were about 29 million units of iPhone X, which were sold in the Q4 of 2017.

Moreover, these forecasts are actually based on the scuttlebutt from supply chain, which is expecting the number of orders of iPhone X to be lower. The OLED business of Samsung has also already taken a hit, and hence KGI is also certain that Apple will also reversing back to the LCD for increasing the sales.