Shipping Dates for the iPhone Duo Have Been Pulled Forward for Many Users
Some pre-order estimates moved up to launch day as users in Japan and the United States reported earlier delivery dates, while Apple’s store still shows Jan. 22.
- Apple has seen shipping estimates for the Duo move up for some pre-order customers, reversing initial delays caused by overwhelming demand that pushed delivery dates into late January 2027.
- Ray Wong of Gizmodo reports that users in Japan see initial shipping estimates pulled forward to October 23rd, the official launch date for the Duo.
- Some users report their orders were pulled forward by two weeks, while one user saw their estimate pushed back to December 7th instead.
- Carrier estimates for the Duo vary significantly: Verizon cites December 4th, while T-Mobile suggests a range extending through January 6th.
- The Duo ships only with a USB C-to-C cable, a packaging standard that applies globally across all regions and order channels.
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Some iPhone Duo Delivery Dates Moved Up, Then Many in Japan Reverted
Apple moved some iPhone Duo delivery estimates earlier on Oct. 19, including launch-day dates in Japan and November windows in the U.S. By Oct. 20, Japanese outlets reported many of the Japanese orders had reverted to their original December estimates. Apple hasn't commented.
Shipping dates for the iPhone Duo have been pulled forward for many users
Apple got slammed with pre-orders for the iPhone Duo – the demand outstripped supply so badly that shipping dates around the world were quickly pushed back to January 22. But maybe the wait won’t be so bad as multiple users are reporting that their shipping dates have been pulled forward. If you have pre-ordered the iPhone Duo, have a look at the estimated shipping date – you may be in for a pleasant surprise. Ray Wong of Gizmodo says that many …
iPhone Duo Pre-Order Catch-Up: Delivery Dates Leap From December To Launch Day
Does Apple disappoint its Early Adopter? The poor availability of the iPhone Duo shouldn't have been, my observer. And: New info on the start of sales.
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