The iPhone XR shipping deadlines are stable 24 hours later

The iPhone XR is officially mounted pre-order yesterday morning, the first orders to arrive to buyers next Friday, October 26th. More than 24 hours later, iPhone XR shipping times are stable in Apple's online store, with the exception of some T-Mobile models.

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At the time of writing this document, each color and storage capacity of the iPhone XR remains available for delivery the day of launch on AT & T, Verizon and Sprint. This means that if you order today, you will still receive your device on Friday, October 26th.

As for T-Mobile customers, you'll need to be more flexible in your expectations. At the moment, the BLUE, PRODUCT (RED) and coral models of 64GB, 128GB and 256GB are late until November 5th to 12th.

In addition, T-Mobile yellow deliveries for iPhone XR slipped from November 64 to November 25, November 15-12, while the 128GB model was delayed for a week from Nov. 12 to Nov. 19.

However, some of these models indicate the availability of in-store collection for launch day, October 26th. This would be your best choice if you want to get an iPhone XR T-Mobile the day of the launch.

The reason why T-Mobile iPhone XR's shipping times are falling faster than other carriers is probably due to the fact that you can buy T-Mobile through the Apple website without providing any additional information. operator information. Meanwhile, AT & T, Sprint and Verizon all require authentication prior to purchase.

It's easy to assume that the extended availability of the iPhone XR on launch day results in slower device sales, which is entirely possible. Gene Munster notes however that he "remains optimistic that the XR will be the best-selling iPhone over the next 12 months, since it represents the greatest value."

Munster adds that, by comparison, the iPhone XS has been delayed for 3 to 4 weeks at this point, while the iPhone X has been out for 5 to 6 weeks:

By comparison, in September, delivery times for iPhone Xs and Xs Max were 3 to 4 weeks and that of iPhone X last year (October 2017) was 5 to 6 weeks.

Taking advantage of delivery times is not a science because we do not know how many Apple phones are capable of producing. That said, over the years (since the iPod), longer delays have always been an indicator of healthy demand and shorter time frames for more moderate demand.

Have you pre-ordered an iPhone XR? If yes, which model did you choose? Let us know in the comments!

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