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30% of iPhone Duo buyers may have returned it, but I don’t think Apple should worry

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Briefings

A recent poll of 9to5Mac readers who received iPhone Duo units in early 2026 reveals a 30% return rate for refunds. The article suggests this outcome is not surprising and does not warrant Apple's concern, though the specific reasons for the returns remain unexplained.

Key points

• 30% of iPhone Duo buyers returned the device for a refund within the first few days of delivery.
• The article explicitly states that this 30% return rate is not surprising and does not indicate a need for Apple to worry.

Context

The finding comes from a poll conducted by 9to5Mac readers who received iPhone Duo units in the first few days of 2026, indicating a potential market rejection for the device.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single poll of 9to5Mac readers; the specific reasons for the returns are unknown, and the article does not provide further context or analysis.

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