Update, November 2: This guide was written for the week of October 25, and pickup and delivery have changed since then. As of October 30, an investment bank's tracker put the average iPhone Duo wait at 89 days, about a week shorter than before. Check the estimate on your own order before you plan a store visit.
How to Get an iPhone Duo This Week: Pickup, Delivery and Price Checks
Update, October 27: Delivery estimates for new online orders have not settled. Within days of preorders opening, the estimates moved from mid November to late January 2027, and some individual orders have since moved earlier, to November 16 to 23 or November 20 to 30. Pickup returned in the United States and Canada on October 24 for about five minutes, and most stores had no slots. Check the estimate on your own order.
The iPhone Duo is on sale, but getting one this week takes some planning. Supply is limited, pickup slots appear and disappear, and online delivery dates for new orders are months away. This guide sets out the options and what to check before you commit.
| Storage | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| 256 GB | $1,999 |
| 512 GB | $2,199 |
| 1 TB | $2,599 |
| 2 TB | $3,199 |
The three routes to a Duo
There are three practical routes. The first is an online order. In the United States, new online orders show an estimated delivery of January 25, 2027 for every configuration, as reported on October 24. The second is pickup. Apple's store lets you reserve a pickup slot at checkout, but slots are scarce and appear only sometimes. The third is walk in. Stock is limited, and some markets require a pickup reservation rather than allowing walk in purchases.
How to check pickup yourself
On Apple's online store, choose the color and storage you want, go to checkout, and enter your ZIP code. If a pickup slot is available near you, it will appear there. Check again a few times over the day, since availability changes quickly, and do not rely on a store's display model as a sign of stock.
Protect yourself on the resale market
Reports from the first days of sale describe resale listings well above the $1,999 starting price. A higher price does not make a listing genuine, and scams aimed at buyers of new releases are a known risk. Buy from Apple or an authorized seller, check the seller's details, and be cautious about any request to pay outside the normal checkout.
Summary checklist
Check Apple's pickup option for your ZIP code at checkout. Compare the online delivery estimate with your timeline. Set your budget at Apple's list price of $1,999, and walk away from anything far above it unless you need the phone immediately. We will update this guide if Apple changes its pickup rules or restock plans.
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