Apple cannot predict when iPhone Duo supply will meet demand
Technology · First reported 3 Nov, 19:28 · Updated 20:10
Apple says it cannot estimate when supply of its new foldable iPhone Duo will catch up with demand. Orders are delayed, and the company says a small percentage of devices have been returned for display issues.
- Apple says it cannot predict when iPhone Duo supply will meet demand; the device launched on October 23 and quickly sold out.
- ZDNET reports shipping estimates extending into 2027, while ExtremeTech says new orders showed January delivery estimates.
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- Launch date
- October 23
- Supply outlook
- Apple says it cannot predict when supply will catch up with demand.
- Display returns
- Apple says a very small percentage of units came back with display issues and are being replaced free of charge.
- Affected-unit count
- Apple has not disclosed the exact number of units with display issues.
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