iPhone Duo in-store sales could be difficult on launch day
Days before going on sale, another notable piece of news has emerged regarding the iPhone Duo. According to Macrumors, Apple's new phone may not be available for purchase in stores on launch day.
Apple's first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, may not be available for purchase in stores on launch day. According to reliable source Macrumors, Apple employees were warned that the iPhone Duo may not be offered for sale to customers on launch day.
The scope of the warning is for customers who have not placed a pre-order. The report states that acquiring the device through direct in-store walk-ins may therefore become difficult.
What does it mean?
The report does not clarify whether the potential restriction on launch day stems from a supply issue or high demand. However, no official statement from Apple is included in the source.
Almost all iPhones released so far were sold in stores without any issues. However, things seem like they will work a bit differently for the Duo.
How does this affect you?
If you are planning to buy the iPhone Duo in-store on launch day, not having pre-ordered it may make it difficult to get the device that day. The source report does not specify details of the pre-order process or a deadline for pre-orders. Therefore, exactly when and how pre-orders can be placed remains uncertain.
This article was translated from Turkish. Read the original article in Turkish.
