Apple’s iPhone Duo went on sale in India on October 23, starting at Rs 2,99,900 and rising to Rs 4,49,900 for the 2TB model, and demand has pushed delivery dates for some buyers to January 23, 2027.
The numbers suggest a premium market that is willing to pay. Motoroids reports that only about 6,000 units may reach India in the first week, and Deccan Herald says Apple reportedly asked suppliers to raise output by 44 percent, though Apple has confirmed neither.
For retailers such as Croma, Vijay Sales and Reliance Digital, and for quick-delivery platforms listed by Motoroids, the launch is a test of how much high-end stock they can get.
Buyers should note that offers such as up to Rs 7,000 cashback depend on the card, and Apple’s page is the place to check current terms.
Motoroids notes in-store pickup for online orders, subject to local stock, and quick delivery listings on Instamart in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru.
Deccan Herald names Apple Stores in Bengaluru, BKC Mumbai, New Delhi, Pune and Noida as pickup points.
Demand has pushed delivery dates out, and Deccan Herald says delivery for some buyers has been pushed as far as January 23, 2027.
Motoroids reports that only about 6,000 units may reach India in the first week. Apple has not confirmed this figure.
Deccan Herald adds that Apple reportedly asked suppliers to raise output by 44 percent. This is a report and not an Apple statement.
A MacRumors schedule lists October 23 as the iPhone Duo launch date.
The reports reviewed did not give a full specification list for the India models.
Offers on cards vary by bank, according to Beebom.
Buyers should check Apple’s India website for current prices, offers and delivery dates, as stock and offers can change.
A foldable phone has a flexible display that folds, so that a larger screen fits in a smaller body.
Apple Store (representative image, not the India launch), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0