Apple reports 'extraordinary' demand for iPhone Duo, extending delivery estimates
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What happened
Apple Inc. provided a statement to the Financial Times claiming that demand for the iPhone Duo has been "nothing short of extraordinary". This high demand is causing delivery estimates for new pre-orders to extend into 2027. The company noted that it is working through the situation.
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Why it matters
The extraordinary demand and resulting long delivery delays for the iPhone Duo suggest strong consumer appetite for Apple Inc.'s new product. The delays indicate supply constraints relative to demand, even as the stock ticker (AAPL) was up 0.43% at the time of writing.
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Who's involved
- Apple Inc.The company that issued the statement regarding iPhone Duo demand.
- Financial TimesThe publication to which Apple Inc. provided the statement.
- MacRumorsA website that reported on the initial strong demand and subsequent delays.
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The entities involved
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Financial Times
London-based daily newspaper
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MacRumors
website focused on news relating to Apple, Inc.
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