Today’s the day: Apple’s iPhone X is available for pre-order.
The iPhone X is available for pre-order from Apple and all of the major U.S. carriers. The flagship iOS smartphone is available in 64GB and 256GB capacities and in Silver and Black color options.
Here’s how iPhone X pricing for each carrier breaks down:
Some carriers are also offering trade-in deals that’ll get you a few hundred dollars off your new iPhone X if you trade in a qualifying device.
Shipping estimates between Apple and the carriers vary. As of this post, Apple is estimating that new iPhone X orders will ship in 5-6 weeks. The carriers say that you’ll get your new iPhone anywhere between November 3rd and the middle of December, depending on who you’re buying from and which model you’re selecting.
Apple has said that it’ll have iPhone X units available for walk-in customers in its stores on November 3rd. Apple urges consumers interested in getting an iPhone X to show up early, but if you need an X on day one and didn’t get it through pre-orders that’s an option to consider.
Finally, Apple today issued a statement to CNET on iPhone X pre-orders. “We can see from the initial response, customer demand is off the charts,” the company said.
Did you pre-order an iPhone X? If so, which model did you get?