Apple's much-anticipated entry into the foldable market, the iPhone Duo, has created an immediate stir among technology enthusiasts. Although regular sales are yet to commence, the opening of pre-order windows saw an unprecedented rush, causing delivery dates in the United States to slip into late January 2027 within hours.
Industry analysts attribute the delay to a combination of extraordinarily high demand and limited initial supply. While Apple has not issued an official clarification regarding the waiting period, the massive early response underscores the high consumer curiosity surrounding the brand's first foldable device.
Pricing and Availability in India
Pre-orders for the iPhone Duo have also commenced in India. The device starts at an eye-watering price of ₹2,99,900 for the base model. The 512GB variant is priced at ₹3,24,900, the 1TB model at ₹3,74,900, and the top-tier 2TB configuration reaches up to ₹4,49,900.
While global availability is slated for late October, Indian buyers are advised to check individual delivery estimates on Apple's official regional storefront, as supply allocations vary by market.
Design and Key Specifications
The headline feature of the iPhone Duo is its book-style foldable design, offering a 5.4-inch outer cover screen and a massive 7.6-inch inner display—the largest ever on an iPhone. Powered by the A20 Pro chipset and running on iOS, the device also incorporates a titanium chassis, an advanced hinge mechanism, and a 48MP dual-camera system.
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