The sudden backlog suggests a perfect storm of intense consumer interest in Apple’s first foldable handset and potential supply chain constraints. While the company typically allocates a portion of its initial inventory for walk-in customers, those relying on home delivery are currently staring at late January arrival dates.
iPhone Duo Preorders Slip into 2027 Within First Hour
Within sixty minutes of Apple opening preorders this Friday, delivery estimates for the new iPhone Duo plummeted into early 2027. Despite the device’s official October 23 retail debut, online customers across all configurations are now facing a three-month wait for their orders to arrive at their doorsteps.

Apple unveiled the device in September, showcasing a compact, passport-style form factor that mirrors the design language seen in recent Samsung foldables. Priced at $1,999 for the base 256GB model, the phone is available in “star white” and “night sky.” Prospective buyers can still process transactions through Apple’s website, though the window for launch-day delivery closed almost immediately after the store went live at 8 AM ET.



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