Apple says it doesn't know when foldable iPhone Duo will return after sell‑out
BBC reported that Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo sold out quickly, with buyers ready to pay $2,000 for the device.
BBC reported that Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo sold out quickly, with buyers ready to pay $2,000 for the device. The company has not set a date for a restock and said it is unsure when more units will be available. The rapid sell‑out suggests strong interest in high‑priced foldable phones, but Apple has not confirmed any plans for a follow‑up release. The uncertainty leaves consumers and analysts waiting for further information on the product’s future availability.
Why it matters
The demand for a $2,000 foldable phone shows market appetite for premium devices, while the lack of a clear supply timeline creates uncertainty for potential buyers.
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- United Kingdom · Europe
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- BBC News
- First reported
- Key names
- Duo
- Section
- Technology
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