The disruptions that emerged in November have been resolved
Back in November, Apple came up with an announcement that you don’t see too often. The company confirmed massive production disruptions hitting its Chinese suppliers, particularly due to the restrictions that were enforced by the local government, so Apple acknowledged that it wouldn’t be able to ship as many iPhones as it would have otherwise planned to.
The company warned that the waiting time for a new iPhone could increase substantially, and this is precisely what happened.
Getting a Pro during the holiday season was quite a challenge, with the standard iPhone 14 and the Plus becoming the only new iPhones available for same-day delivery due to lackluster demand.
