Trick or treat. Smell my feet. Give me your iPhone XThe horror of pre-ordering around Halloween. How timely of Apple.
Trick or treat. Smell my feet. Give me your iPhone XThe horror of pre-ordering around Halloween. How timely of Apple.
True so more than ever thanks to your ‘helpful’ tips article yesterday. Inevitably spurred on other outlets and ‘influencers’ to follow suit that has no doubt aided casuals and scalpers in their desire to profit from the short supply
News Flash: People who read about the latest Apple rumors want the most advanced phone Apple has come out with.
And here I thought no one would be buying it because the notch is “utterly unacceptable.”
LOL
Conversly, you could argue macrumors readers might be LESS likely than the average user to buy right away, since theyre savvy to the ‘first release bugs’ that apple can have. Plus they know theyre losing very reliable touch id for something unknown - as far as reliability/usability , face id.
good one less phone that can be mine
If I get it by Thanksgiving i'll be content.
Good luck to those wanting the 256GB Space Gray. I'm content with the 64GB.
No **** they will, you should really poll the ones who initially complained about the price and so on and will cave just to follow the fad and the masses! If only they stuck to there word and didn’t purchase it actually like we all know they will
Just over six weeks after the iPhone X was unveiled, pre-orders for the highly-anticipated device will finally begin on Friday at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time.
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Of the nearly 2,500 readers who responded to our Twitter poll, 45 percent said they plan to pre-order the iPhone X as soon as Apple flips the switch. The remaining 55 percent of users indicated they will not be pre-ordering at this time.
iPhone X can be pre-ordered through Apple.com, but we recommend using the Apple Store app to complete the process as quickly as possible.
Apple's first batch of iPhone X inventory will likely sell out very quickly, so time is of the essence. Given consistent reports about the iPhone X being in tight supply due to production issues, waiting even five minutes to place your pre-order could result in your order being shipped several weeks or months later.
MacRumors has a live countdown on our front page that indicates exactly when iPhone X pre-orders begin around the world.
iPhone X will go on sale in more than 55 countries and territories on Friday, November 3. Apple confirmed that stores will have stock available for walk-in customers on launch day, but availability will likely be extremely limited. On the same day, the first pre-orders should begin arriving to customers.
In a separate Twitter poll earlier this week, the iPhone X in Space Gray with 256GB of storage proved to be the most popular pre-order choice among over 6,500 readers who voted. The least popular configuration was Silver/64GB.
iPhone X starts at $999 in the United States with 64GB of storage, while the 256GB model is available for $1,149.
Article Link: Nearly Half of MacRumors Readers Polled Say They'll Pre-Order the iPhone X on Friday
because we have learned...Well 55% don't seem to be in a rush though. I'm actually surprised such a high percentage of people who follow macrumors are not planning to preorder tonight.
It seems like the headline and article both make that pretty clear.
"Nearly Half of MacRumors Readers Polled..."
"Of the nearly 2,500 readers who responded to our Twitter poll..."
Yep. Ordered my 8 six minutes before h-hour.Might want to set it for 1:50 AM. Just in case the Apple servers go live a minute or two before hand
"Of the nearly 2,500 readers who responded to our Twitter poll, 45 percent said they plan to pre-order the iPhone X as soon as Apple flips the switch."
Are you suggesting that 1125 Apple fanboys preordering the phone proves that the notch is an acceptable design choice? Nice logic.
It's nearly not half of MacRumors readers, it's nearly half of people that voted.
I disagree. It’s a disingenuous headline with a relatively small sample (I assume your readers are >>>2500) of data collected from a self selected survey.