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Apple reportedly boosts iPhone Duo orders by more than 40% given strong demand

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Briefings

Supply chain reports indicate Apple increased iPhone Duo pre-order demand by over 40% due to strong consumer interest. Delivery dates began slipping within minutes of pre-orders opening, suggesting high demand rather than supply issues. This finding is based on a 2026 report from a supply chain source.

Key points

• Apple reported a 40% increase in iPhone Duo pre-order demand in October 2026.
• Delivery dates for iPhone Duo began slipping within minutes of pre-orders opening.

Context

Supply chain reports suggest Apple increased iPhone Duo orders by more than 40% in response to what the company described as 'extraordinary' pre-order demand. Delivery dates started slipping literally within a minute or so of pre-orders opening, and it wasn't immediately clear whether this reflected high demand or poor supply. This latest report seems to point firmly to the former.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single supply chain report from October 2026. The report does not specify the exact number of units ordered, nor does it confirm the total number of iPhone Duo units available for pre-order. The report does not provide a specific date for when the 40% increase occurred.

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