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iPhone Duo Buyers in Malaysia Face Delivery Delays of Up to Three Months

Published 2026-10-19

iPhone Duo Buyers in Malaysia Face Delivery Delays of Up to Three Months | Integri News

Apple product enthusiasts in Malaysia are currently facing long waiting periods to get their hands on the company's latest smartphone, the iPhone Duo. This model is the first foldable smartphone introduced by Apple to the global market.

According to recent reports, customers who have pre-ordered the device in Malaysia need to be patient as deliveries are expected to take up to three months. This delay is reportedly due to extremely high demand worldwide.

Additionally, the limited supply chain for foldable screen components is also a major factor in why stock for this device is difficult to obtain quickly. Apple has yet to issue an official statement regarding measures to accelerate the production process for the local market.

For users in Malaysia who have placed orders, they are advised to check their delivery status through the official Apple website or authorized resellers. The company will send updates via email if there are any changes to the expected delivery date.

This situation demonstrates the high level of consumer interest in foldable smartphone technology in Malaysia. Despite facing long waiting periods, many loyal fans of the brand are still choosing to proceed with their orders.

Sources: SAYS

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