iPhone XS Max Space Gray 64GB has preparing to ship since yesterday!! It’s happening guys and gals!! I love this time of year where I get to share the new iPhone excitement with you all!
It means it is still being processed, one step before it is prepared for shipment.What does order in progress mean?
My iPhone XS Max 512 GB gold also has been prepared for shipment.iPhone XS Max Space Gray 64GB has preparing to ship since yesterday!! It’s happening guys and gals!! I love this time of year where I get to share the new iPhone excitement with you all!
Not mine unfortunately and I ordered when the store opened.European orders for both Apple Watch series 4 and iPhone XS have been preparing to ship since yesterday
This is awesome!!!! I wanted the gold but opted to stay with space gray. I wish 128GB was an option!My iPhone XS Max 512 GB gold also has been prepared for shipment.
Also you’re going up a size, so I’m guessing you wanted to try out some added screen real estate and extra battery capacity.I’ll be getting the Xs Max to replace my X. I don’t need it but can’t resist the “want” obsession![]()
Guessing The XR will be the most popular one then the MaxSeems like a lot of people went with the XS Max. I’ll be interested to see which variant is the most popular or the three when all the dust has cleared.
This.I’ll be getting the Xs Max to replace my X. I don’t need it but can’t resist the “want” obsession![]()
I don’t understand the importance of your comment. The purpose of this thread is to share in the excitement. If you’re going to be literal about this whole process find somewhere to post. Thank you!The change to "Preparing to Ship" only indicates that your payment has been approved and they are prepared to ship you a phone or watch.
It does not mean that your item is going to ship early. I dont understand the importance of this thread.
[doublepost=1537038186][/doublepost]Apple Watch now showing as preparing to ship...
The first iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and Apple Watch Series 4 orders placed on the online Apple Store have shifted to "Preparing to Ship" ahead of an expected Friday, September 21 delivery date.
Many orders in the United States, Australia, the UK, and and other countries have changed status and should be shipping out to customers in the near future. Apple Watch Series 4 and iPhone XS orders that have shifted to "Preparing for Shipment" can no longer be modified or canceled.
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Apple began accepting pre-orders for the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max on Friday, September 14 at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time. By the time a half hour had passed, many iPhone XS Max models had sold out and were no longer available for launch day delivery.
As of today, new iPhone XS Max orders will not ship out until October, but some models are still available for in-store pickup on September 21 in select stores. Retail stores are also expected to have supplies available for walk-in purchases on launch day.
Supplies of the smaller 5.8-inch iPhone XS are plentiful and that device remains available for Friday delivery.
After orders began shipping, Apple's shipment status information may not be updated right away. Over the course of the next few days, some customers in the United States may be able to track their shipments using track by reference features on the UPS and FedEx websites.
Update: This article has been updated to include the Apple Watch Series 4 as some orders in the United States recently began changing to "Preparing to Ship." Not all Apple Watch Series 4 orders have been updated at this time, while most iPhone XS and XS Max orders are in the preparing to ship phase.
Article Link: iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and Apple Watch Series 4 Pre-Orders Now Preparing to Ship
Canada too preparing to shipLooks like the aluminum Apple Watch Series 4 models are also now preparing to ship in the US, so I've updated the article to include Apple Watch Series 4.
This.
“I’m on IUP so there’s no reason not to upgrade” I say to myself. Smart move Apple.
Same here. I ordered at 12:05am and my XS Max says 9/28 to 10/5. I am hoping its like years past where the shipping estimate moves up closer to launch day.