Comment by MrRiddle 4 years ago 5% sold were Mini. But I guess let’s axe it if it cuts into profit just a bit. 4 comments MrRiddle Reply eddieroger 4 years ago It is a business, though, and if 5% of sales cost disproportionately more than 5% to produce, market, support, and all those things, then it’s fair to say “it doesn’t sell” and axe it. masklinn 4 years ago Sadly yes, if the Mini means additional costs and only captures users which'd have bought your phone anyway it's just overhead.Sad to say but ruthless supply chain and product range efficiency is one of the pillars of Apple's return. pmlnr 4 years ago And together with the SE devices? richardwhiuk 4 years ago About 6, maybe 7%.
eddieroger 4 years ago It is a business, though, and if 5% of sales cost disproportionately more than 5% to produce, market, support, and all those things, then it’s fair to say “it doesn’t sell” and axe it.
masklinn 4 years ago Sadly yes, if the Mini means additional costs and only captures users which'd have bought your phone anyway it's just overhead.Sad to say but ruthless supply chain and product range efficiency is one of the pillars of Apple's return.
It is a business, though, and if 5% of sales cost disproportionately more than 5% to produce, market, support, and all those things, then it’s fair to say “it doesn’t sell” and axe it.
Sadly yes, if the Mini means additional costs and only captures users which'd have bought your phone anyway it's just overhead.
Sad to say but ruthless supply chain and product range efficiency is one of the pillars of Apple's return.
And together with the SE devices?
About 6, maybe 7%.