CALIFORNIA: Buyers of Apple’s just-unveiled iPhone 15 Pro Max in somecountries including China, Japan and the United States may have to waituntil November to get the smartphone, an early sign of strong demand forthe company as it started taking pre-orders.
Four iPhone 15 models became available for pre-order on Friday in more than40 countries, following their introduction at an event Tuesday. Applepushed the delivery of high-end Pro Max model, which starts at $1,199, fromSept 22 to as late as mid-November, suggesting a strong demand.
Shipment times for the blue and black iPhone Pro Max models slipped untilas late as October 16, while the natural and white models were delayeduntil November 13.
Delays affected all storage capacities of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, a versionthat features a revamped camera and larger screen.
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The indications are likely to ease some worries about demand for Apple’sflagship device after a slump in the global smartphone market sapped iPhonesales in the June quarter.
