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Analyst expects 5G iPhone and iPhone SE 2 launch delays as coronavirus disruption continues

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<p>Over the weekend, Bank of America analysts released a report predicting that the flagship 5G iPhone series could be delayed by a month as another example of the COVID-19 coronavirus impact on the supply chain.</p>
<p>Apple’s flagship iPhones usually debut in September; the iPhone 11 (https://amzn.to/38zr6VW) and iPhone 11 Pro (https://amzn.to/2TyGlKs) were released on 20 September 2019. However, some models have previously launched in late October/early November (iPhone XR / iPhone X). As the production of iPhone 12 continues to be held up, the September launch window is looking increasingly unlikely.</p>
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