Apple has been one of the few companies that during the pandemic have managed to their sales go up and they make a profit. In large part it is because the consumption of technology during confinement has grown enormously driven by teleworking. Many people have had to adapt to the situation and those who have not given a computer have had to buy it. It is estimated that Apple will see increased sales in the third quarter up to 20% compared to the same period in 2019.
During the months of July to September Apple will have sold up to 20% more Macs than the same period last year. This forecast is released by DigiTimes based on reports from Taiwan diode manufacturers. They state that the production and shipment of these components at the beginning of the year rose exponentially and they believe that for the month of September, the orders will be similar.
In this way it is therefore foreseen that MacBook Air and MacBook Pro sales grow 20% compared to the same period last year, the third quarter of 2019. Much of the blame for this is still borne by the pandemic, because things are not improving, Let's see if not the closings of the Apple Store in Madrid, and people have to keep working.
During the confinement in Spain, many articles online were sold out. I do not think that happens with Macs, but what is clear is that it may happen that you have to wait longer than normal for it to arrive at your home. At the moment there is enough stock. Right now, the base model 16 ″ MacBook Pro, you can have it at home on Monday, if you order it today in Madrid. In the rest of Spain you can go to a store and take it with you at the moment.