Apple Starts Moving Up iPhone Duo Delivery Dates
Apple has started bumping up estimated delivery dates for some customers who pre-ordered the iPhone Duo in countries such as the U.S. and Japan. In the U.S., for example, well-known YouTuber Matt Gonzalez today said his iPhone Duo pre-order initially showed a December delivery estimate, but Apple's online store now shows him an earlier delivery estimate of between November 20 and November 30. He…
Apple has begun adjusting estimated delivery dates for some iPhone Duo pre-orders in countries like the U.S. and Japan. For instance, popular YouTuber Matt Gonzalez in the U.S. saw his December delivery window shrink to November 20-30 after his initial estimate. Similar shifts have been reported by other customers, with delivery windows moving from December 1-8 to November 16-23.
In Japan, a customer now expects their iPhone Duo to arrive on October 24, a day before the device's launch, compared to their original December 3-10 estimate. The influx of such updates from across the U.S. and Japan has been noted in online forums and social media platforms. Apple has a history of shifting delivery dates, so the improvement in estimates may not be surprising.
Pre-orders for the iPhone Duo opened on Friday, but initial shipping estimates for new orders began to shift within the first 30 minutes as the demand for the device was described as "extraordinary" by Apple.
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