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Apple announces when you can start the iPhone Duo pre-order process
Apple says shoppers can save color, storage, carrier and payment choices ahead of the Oct. 16 pre-order launch.
- Apple announced that customers can begin the iPhone Duo pre-order process on Monday, October 12, four days before official sales start. This early window allows users to save preferences in advance.
- When Apple launches a major new model, it typically offers a 'Get ready' window for customers to make selections in advance. The company confirmed it will do the same for the upcoming iPhone Duo.
- Reddit users reported that the pre-order page allows customers to pick finish, storage, trade-in options, financing, AppleCare coverage, and a preferred carrier. The 'Continue' button remains greyed out until the window opens.
- By completing selections ahead of time, shoppers can minimize potential hiccups on Friday, October 16 and improve their chances of securing launch day delivery. This preparation streamlines the checkout process.
- Official pre-orders go live at 5 a.m. PT on Friday, October 16, with the iPhone Duo scheduled to start shipping on October 23. The 'Get ready' process will likely remain available through October 15.
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iPhone Duo stock is expected to be limited. Apple is giving pre-orders four days to prepare before opening on October 16th.
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