It has been a few weeks since the launch of the iPhone X but it looks like Apple has been able to slowly close the gap between ordering and delivery times. The estimated wait now is one to two weeks.
It has been close to three weeks since the initial release of the iPhone X and it looks like supply may soon catch up with demand when it comes to shipments. If you check the Apple website, you can see that shipments are going out at a much faster rate when ordering compared to a few weeks ago.
While it now only takes a week or two to get your iPhone X, it previously took five to six-weeks when pre-orders first started. In three weeks, Apple has been able to close the gap a sizeable amount, which means that you might be able to just walk into an Apple Store or wireless carrier and find plenty in stock. Although there is no telling when this might happen, it is possible that there could be ample stock of the phone come this holiday season.
If you’re still on edge about purchasing the iPhone X, you can check out our unboxing and full review. Otherwise, the handset starts at $999 for the 64GB model and costs $1,149 for the 256GB variant.
Source: Apple via MacRumors
