Apple halts M2 chip production due to plummeting Mac sales

Apple halts M2 chip production due to plummeting Mac sales

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook says that the decline in Mac sales is in line with expectations, but if the roughly 30% decline in Mac sales was expected, there shouldn’t have been a pause in chip production. Reports suggest that the M1 lineup, including the M1 Pro and M1 Max MacBook Pro models in addition to the M1 MacBook Air, might have produced a level of market saturation that dampened excitement for Apple’s M2-series Mac products. Apple’s latest Macs are not much better than the M1-series chips they are replacing, and if you’ve spent $3,000 to $4,000 dollars on an M1 Max MacBook Pro, you’re not going to spend that same amount of money a second time less than two years later for a performance boost of 10-15% in most cases.