https://wccftech.com/apple-iphone-wistron-yield-price/

Apple’s 2018 iPhone crop is entering mass production and contract manufacturer Wistron has received the short end of the straw. Apple has got a lot riding on this year’s devices as it looks to permeate Face ID and True Depth across the three iPhones. In opposition, last year’s iPhone lineup featured only one device with advanced 3D facial recognition.

The company’s manufacturing problems with the $1000 iPhone X, owing to its True Depth camera’s calibration received widespread coverage after the device’s launch. The iPhone X had already seen a delayed release from Apple’s end and yield problems resulted in customers experiencing delayed delivery. Now, looks like Apple is eager to avoid similar outcomes with this year’s iPhone lineup.