Sales of the Apple Watch have reportedly dropped by 90% since opening week, according to analysis provided to Marketwatch.
Apple has been selling fewer than 20,000 watches a day in the U.S. since the initial surge in April, and on some days fewer than 10,000, according to data from Palo Alto, Calif.-based Slice Intelligence. That is a sharp decline from the week of the April 10 launch, when Apple sold about 1.5 million watches, or an average of about 200,000 a day, Slice estimates.
About two thirds of watches sold thus far have been the lower-priced Sport model. So far, fewer than 2000 gold Apple Watch Edition units have been sold in the United States, says Slice.
Apple has yet to reveal how the Apple Watch has been selling but perhaps we'll get some data during Apple's FY15 Third Quarter Results conference call on Tuesday, July 21st.
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Apple has been selling fewer than 20,000 watches a day in the U.S. since the initial surge in April, and on some days fewer than 10,000, according to data from Palo Alto, Calif.-based Slice Intelligence. That is a sharp decline from the week of the April 10 launch, when Apple sold about 1.5 million watches, or an average of about 200,000 a day, Slice estimates.
About two thirds of watches sold thus far have been the lower-priced Sport model. So far, fewer than 2000 gold Apple Watch Edition units have been sold in the United States, says Slice.
Apple has yet to reveal how the Apple Watch has been selling but perhaps we'll get some data during Apple's FY15 Third Quarter Results conference call on Tuesday, July 21st.
Check out the chart below for more details...
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