Not everyone is convinced that the Apple Watch ban will only have a small financial impact
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While a more common belief is that the Apple Watch sales ban will have minimal financial repercussions in the short term, there are outlying opinions about the extent of its economic impact.
Apple Watch Ultra
Apple Watch Ultra
The latest report from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) believes that the bans of the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 based on pulse oximeter patents will hurt Apple’s revenue in the short and long terms. But not all analysts agree on the impact.
For example, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives estimates that the disturbance might lead to a loss of approximately $300-400 million in Apple’s sales during the holiday season. However, this amount is comparatively small for Apple, considering the anticipated total sales of nearly $120 billion for the October-December quarter.
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Not everyone is convinced that the Apple Watch ban will only have a small financial impact
