Apple has seen immense early demand for its first foldable device, the iPhone Duo, with initial preorders quickly selling out across the United States. Priced at $1,999, the premium foldable appears to have caught the attention of early adopters despite its high price point.
Following the rapid sellout, delivery estimates have reportedly slipped significantly. Customers hoping to get their hands on the device are now facing extended waiting times, with shipments being delayed into 2027.
The extended delivery dates suggest either severe early supply limitations or an unexpectedly high volume of preorder interest for Apple's debut in the foldable smartphone space.
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