Apple slashes iPhone X shipping dates down to one week
Oliver McAteer for Metro.co.uk
Thursday 23 Nov 2017 4:40 pm
Share this article with Facebook Share this article with Twitter Share this article with Whatsapp Share this article through SMS It sounds like Apple has stepped up production (Picture: AP) Latest from Metro.co.uk» UK workers facing no growth in earnings for the next 20 years Apple offices raided ahead of launch of iPhone X in South Korea
Those hoping to get their hands on the iPhone X only have to wait one to two weeks for delivery now. The wait time has been slashed dramatically for America, Canada, Europe and Asia. It means Apple has finally stepped up production to meet demand after predictions people who ordered the new model would be lucky if they got it by Christmas time. The bad news is that it’s still mega expensive at $999. For those who suffer from short-arm-deep-pockets syndrome, Apple is rumoured to be releasing a new iPhone SE 2. It’s basically a budget model and similar in specifications to the iPhone 6. MORE: APPLE Apple to release cheap and cheerful 'budget' iPhone SE 2 in 2018, rumours suggest It is expected to update the looks of the original iPhone SE (the one with the cool colours) and to come with that similar four-inch display. The model is said to include a finger print scanner on the home button. Shipping is expected for the SE2 in the first quarter of 2018 (January to March) though with Apple, all rumours are to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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