Samsung, which supplies OLED screens used in the iPhone X displays

Samsung, which supplies OLED screens used in the iPhone X displays, had to go to a 10% constraint on OLED display production because the sales of the phone were under expectation.

According to some estimates, the iPhone X was the best-selling phone in December. These estimates have put pressure on many Apple rivals, including Samsung, to release high-end devices before Christmas. But the Korean firm is struggling against iPhone X while Apple is supplying OLED screens to Apple had to live a dilemma like hoping to sell as much as possible. On the other hand, it was understood that Samsung could not influence its revenues negatively because iPhone X could not make as good a sale as expected.

According to previously reported rumors about the Galaxy S9, the iPhone had already been able to release the presence of the X before long, to explain the new flagship model. But later it turned out that iPhone X sales did not seriously affect Galaxy sales, so we learned that Samsung decided to shift the release date to March. At the same time, Apple has been able to meet demand for iPhone X until the beginning of the year, preventing Samsung from using its inadequate inventory. 

Since then, we have heard that iPhone X sales have not been able to meet expectations, and that Apple may close orders from suppliers soon. According to ETNews, Samsung will not be able to recover from this probe. iPhone X sales are so slow that it is reported that Samsung has been forced to reduce the amount of OLED screens produced in the A3 factory by 10% by January.

We can say that the iPhone maker company is a special place because Samsung is the best buyer of parts. The OLED screen on the iPhone X is sold to Apple for $ 110 with Samsung's special discount. According to estimates made over the past year, Apple's 2018 orders will add about $ 22 billion in revenue to Samsung's revenue base. This is equivalent to selling 23 million Galaxy Note 8 phones.

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