Within a few minutes after iPhone 14 pre-orders started, Apple Store was squeezed by customers who flocked to the world. When the website resumed work, customers who had not yet bought the iPhone 14 Pro Max found that the spot inventory of this product was already sold Exhaust, which means the shipping date has been pushed back.
Apple began to accept pre-orders for the iPhone 14 series at 8 a.m. ET. After 10 minutes, the shipping date of the 512GB iPhone 14 Pro Max began to be pushed back. It was originally shipped on September 16, and 10 minutes later it was October 3rd, half an hour later it is October 10th.
And all of this happens when Apple online store network is unstable and runs poorly. The launch speed of CDN communication on Apple's official website is extremely slow in some areas, and the App Store application is not as fast as the desktop version.
In addition, users complained about failure of Apple Pay, and also had order cancellations, payment failures and other problems that hinder ordering. After
45 minutes, after all the problems were solved, the scene at the beginning of the article appeared. All colors and all storage capacity configurations of the iPhone 14 Pro Max have been pushed back to shipments between October 3 and October 10.
Unusually, other models of products do not experience any delay in shipping.
It should be noted that Apple always keeps some inventory in offline stores for sale. Currently, most configurations of iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are shown to be available for pickup in the store starting from September 18.
iPhone 14 Plus will not appear in front of customers until October 7, and the pickup in the store can also start from then on.
