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According to technology website Macrumors, in the United States, Japan and other countries, Apple has advanced the expected delivery date for some users who pre-ordered iPhone Duo. In the United States, well-known YouTube blogger Matt Gonzalez said on Monday that the iPhone Duo he pre-ordered initially showed an estimated delivery time of December, but Apple's online store now shows that his order is expected to be delivered to November 20 to November 30. He ordered the starlight white model with 512GB storage capacity.
iPhone Duo order delivery ahead of schedule
Delivery to US customers advanced to November
According to information shared by MacRumors forum users in the iPhone Duo US pre-order discussion thread, the estimated delivery date of iPhone Duo for a small number of users has also been advanced by several weeks. For example, two customers who originally received an estimated delivery time of December 1 to December 8 are now shown delivery times that have been moved up to November 16 to November 23.
In Japan, a consumer said on social media that his pre-ordered iPhone Duo is now expected to be delivered on October 24, the day after the phone goes on sale. The consumer said that the estimated delivery time initially received was from December 3 to December 10.
Delivery for Japanese users is advanced to the second day after launch
Apple has historically tended to adopt conservative estimates when it comes to new product delivery dates, and actual deliveries are often earlier than expected, so it is not surprising that the estimated shipping time has started to advance.
iPhone Duo opened for pre-order last Friday. Just 30 minutes after pre-orders started, the estimated delivery time for new orders in Apple's online store has been postponed to January 25 next year. Apple later issued a statement late last Friday saying that market demand for iPhone Duo was "exceptionally strong."
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