With the iPhone 8 now out, everyone is waiting for for the iPhone X with Apple pushing back the release date to November 2017 in order to sufficiently meet huge demand that is expected.
For those that need a recap, the iPhone X release date for US and UK is scheduled for November 3 as the first shipping date.
This is one week after iPhone X pre-orders start on October 27 but recently there has been rumors suggesting that Apple may struggle to meet the November 3 ship date.
Financial News Wire Brightware has revealed according to sources that Apple may be forced to further delay the shipments of iPhone X until December.
While we don’t anticipate the iPhone X October 27 pre-order to be affected, if true it could just mean that you won’t get your device on November 3 and may have to wait longer.
Hopefully this won’t be the case, but forget the 1 million shipment figure – there are going to be 1 million disappointed buyers on November 3 if their iPhone X does not arrive on time.
What are your thoughts on this – could the Apple X really be delayed into December?
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