The iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro officially went up for pre-order yesterday ahead of their September 20th launch day. Over the last 24 hours, supply of certain iPhone models has started to dwindle…
The iPhone 11 Pro is far more supply constrained than the iPhone 11, but even here we’ve still got options for a September 20th delivery… Meanwhile, the iPhone 11 is still widely available for launch day delivery. Green and purple are pushed back in all capacities, but for the other four colors, plenty of day one options remain…
Of course, this doesn’t mean the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro aren’t selling well – it could just be that Apple has more plentiful stock this year as it has perfected the supply chain process around these devices.
MacDailyNews Take: From everything we’ve heard, Apple production ramped smoothly, so we believe that Apple has sufficient supply on hand for pre-orders and launch sales.
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If you remember when the first iPhone X came out it was later in Q4. Those like myself who bought that model start their yearly cycle later. I checked for eligibility for pre-order and would have to pay 2 months fee to pay off the current phone.
So we will wait for another month or so before ordering the new phone.
If Samsung had stock on hand all day the first day, MDN would call it a colossal failure & evidence of a flop.
I can’t comment on delivery times, but I was online at 5:04am (Pacific Time) to preorder a Red iPhone 11 (I wake up early anyway), but it was already “unavailable for pickup” on launch day at my local Apple Store in suburban Los Angeles. Had to drive an extra 15 miles to find a store with stock on hand (not a terrible ordeal, really)…