Apple iPhone Duo Could Face Limited Launch-Day Supply as Production Yields Remain Low

Gadgets360 - Sep 30, 2026

Apple launched the iPhone Duo alongside its iPhone Pro models this year. Apple has marketed the product as its first-ever foldable device, so expectations are high. Since it is Apple’s first foldable, production reportedly can't keep up with Apple’s strict quality standards. This may lead to short supply and fewer devices when it goes on sale globally on October 2...

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