Analyst Estimates for iPhone Sales in Q3, 2013 [Chart]

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Posted July 13, 2013 at 4:20pm by iClarified

Here's a chart showing past iPhone sales and analyst estimates for the June quarter.

Fortune notes that the average estimate among 28 professionals and 17 amatuers is 27.15 million iPhones sold in fiscal Q3, 2013. That's up only 4.3% from last year's 26.03 million.

It's not the 113% growth Apple reported two years ago, or even the 28% growth it reported last year. But considering that the three models Apple is selling -- the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 -- are 9 months, 21 months and 36 months old, respectively, it's remarkable that sales are growing at all.

As usual the pros were more conservative predicting 26.7 million in sales compared to the amateur analysts who predict 27.9 million. The highest estimate was 32 million from Matt Lew, an independent with the Braeburn Group. The lowest was 23 million from Lazard's Edward Parker.

Apple will announce its earnings on July 23rd.

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Analyst Estimates for iPhone Sales in Q3, 2013 [Chart]

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Selvaraju Manivannan - July 16, 2013 at 2:07pm

Apple has best quality in all aspects. But to reach people Apple has to reduce prices a lot. Its too much expensive.

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McOlaf - July 16, 2013 at 10:43am

It's not all about specs...usability is also important.. And Apple has that box ticked...

Ch3wbacca - July 15, 2013 at 3:17am

Apple devices are great but they are so expensive and the competition is getting tougher with the Samsung, Htc, etc.. Coming out with hardware better than current apple devices

.NoGoodNick - July 13, 2013 at 7:16pm

Well the sales speak for themselves