
Apple is expected to unveil three new iPhone models this year – two with OLED display and one with LCD screen. Now, a report on Wall Street Journal suggests Apple is expecting its LCD iPhone models to make up majority of iPhone sales this year. The report cites people involved in the Apple supply chain, who told the site that the company plans to use LCD display on its phone next year as well, keeping in mind the “consumers’ sensitivity to the price of smartphones.”
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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of research firm TF International Securities expects that the new iPhone X with 5.8-inch OLED display to cost starting at $800-900 in the US, while iPhone X Plus with 6.5-inch OLED display could be priced somewhere between $900 and $1000. The 6.1-inch LCD iPhone model is rumoured to cost starting at $600-$700.
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Kuo earlier revealed that the iPhone with 6.1-inch display will have an edge-to-edge front panel with a notch at the top for Face ID. The phone will likely feature an LCD panel instead of OLED display with aluminium frame rather than stainless steel surrounding the body. The phone is further tipped to sport single camera module instead dual-camera setup found on the iPhone X.
Reports have also suggest that Apple will likely incorporate an MLCD+ panel on the new iPhone model instead of ‘traditional’ LCD panel for a better experience. The LCD version is said to feature Face ID support instead of 3D Touch.