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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Duo Goes on Sale With Limited Store Stock

Apple officially launched the foldable iPhone Duo on October 23. Walk-in purchases are available in some countries, but Apple expects stock to sell out quickly; U.S. pricing starts at $1,999.

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Apple officially launched the foldable iPhone Duo on October 23. Pre-orders are arriving to customers, but store inventory is limited.

When pre-orders opened on October 16, delivery estimates for newly placed orders on Apple’s online store moved to January 25 within 30 minutes. Apple said it expects the available supply to sell out quickly.

Store availability and pickup

Apple said its stores would have limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in customers on October 23 in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, Mexico and several European countries. Walk-in purchases are unavailable in France, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and the UAE, where customers need a pickup reservation.

Apple’s U.S. online store advised customers to check again on Saturday, October 24 for pickup reservations. Inventory may differ by location: MacRumors reported buying an iPhone Duo at Apple Edinburgh, where staff said the store had received more units than expected.

U.S. prices and purchase limit

In the U.S., Apple limited purchases to two devices per customer. The 256GB model starts at $1,999; other configurations cost $2,199 for 512GB, $2,599 for 1TB and $3,199 for 2TB.

iPhone Duo is available in Star White and Night Sky. The source does not specify the number of units available at each store.

What we know

  • Apple began selling the foldable iPhone Duo on October 23.
  • U.S. customers are limited to two devices each.
  • The 256GB model starts at $1,999.
  • Pickup reservations are required in several countries.
  • New online orders were given January 25 delivery estimates soon after pre-orders opened.

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  • Sources: MacRumors.
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