Apple's foldable iPhone Duo sells out, restock timeline unclear

Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo was a massive hit with consumers willing to drop $2,000 on the device. The phone sold out so quickly that Apple now faces the awkward question of when, or if, more units will be available.

According to the BBC ^[1], the company is currently unsure of its restocking timeline. The initial batch vanished from shelves almost instantly, leaving many would-be buyers out of luck. This rapid sell-out underscores the intense demand for Apple’s first foray into the foldable market.

The device, priced at a steep $2,000, attracted early adopters eager to experience the new form factor. Despite the high price tag, the appetite for the iPhone Duo was voracious. Now, Apple must navigate the supply chain challenges that led to the quick depletion of stock.

For now, the tech giant is tight-lipped about the specifics of the next release. Customers hoping to get their hands on the foldable iPhone will need to wait for further announcements. The uncertainty highlights the complexities of launching such a high-profile, innovative product.