Apple promised to kick off the pre-order program for the iPhone X later this month and start shipments on November 3, but according to new information, another delay is very likely because of the shockingly low yield rate.
We’ve known for a while that the iPhone X suffered from various production issues before being announced at Apple’s September event, and now it looks like Cupertino has a hard time getting manufacturing right, with a major delay currently said to be considered.
News agency Brightwire says via undisclosed sources that “Apple might delay shipment of first 1 million iPhone X handsets to December as yield rate dips below 10 percent.” Of course, no official confirmation has been provided and as far as Apple is concerned, November 3 is still the date when the first customers will get the iPhone X.
Apple doesn’t afford a second delay
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