The iPhone 17 Pro Max in cosmic orange has gone out of stock in the US and India within three days of pre-booking. The entire iPhone Pro Max series is not available for pre-order with pick-up option at Apple stores in India. The devices are being sold fast, with only deep blue colour available at some stores. Consumers can continue to book out of stock devices, but they will be delivered after October 7.
Apple's latest iPhone 17 series has sparked significant interest, with the iPhone 17 Pro Max in cosmic orange selling out within three days of pre-booking in both the US and India. The high demand has led to stock shortages, with the entire iPhone Pro Max series unavailable for pre-order with pick-up options at Apple stores in India. Consumers are now limited to the deep blue color option, with out-of-stock devices set to be delivered after October 7.
The iPhone 17 series, launched on September 9, includes the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max, along with the iPhone 17 Air. The iPhone 17 Pro Max 2TB variant, priced at Rs 2,29,900, is the first iPhone to cross the Rs 2 lakh barrier in India
With iPhone 17 series, iPhone price in India crosses Rs 2 lakh[1]. The high-end model features a new A19 Pro chip, a three-camera system with 48MP Fusion cameras, and a Super Retina XDR display with Ceramic Shield 2 protection.
The strong pre-orders are a testament to Apple's growing influence in the Indian market. The company has been expanding its retail network, with new stores in Bengaluru and Pune opening just before the iPhone 17 launch. Apple's "Made in India" push has also contributed to the increased demand, with the company manufacturing iPhones locally
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The high demand for the iPhone 17 series is likely to have a significant impact on Apple's financial performance, particularly in the Indian market. The strong pre-orders and quick sell-outs suggest that the new models are resonating well with consumers, potentially driving revenue growth. However, the stock shortages and delayed deliveries may also present challenges, such as potential customer dissatisfaction and missed sales opportunities.
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