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iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro & more: When can you order new Apple products in India?
Apple’s new Pro models add a 48MP camera system, A20 Pro chip and launch-day incentives as carriers and retailers compete for preorder buyers.
- On Wednesday, September 9, Apple launched the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, with pre-orders now open in more than 65 countries, including Mexico. Retail availability begins Friday, September 18.
- CEO John Ternus led his first major iPhone event after succeeding Tim Cook on September 1. Ternus presented the new lineup inside the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California, alongside Apple Watch and AirPods updates.
- The iPhone 18 Pro features a new variable aperture Main camera and starts at $1,199, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max begins at $1,299. The A20 Pro chip powers both models with improved vapor chamber cooling.
- Analyst Jeff Pu described initial pre-order demand as 'lukewarm,' citing limited feature upgrades and higher prices. Pu trimmed production estimates for both the Pro lineup and the upcoming foldable iPhone Duo.
- Apple's foldable iPhone Duo will reach the Indian market on October 23, priced at $1,999. Analysts continue tracking sales of the Pro models and the Duo, while the vanilla iPhone 18 remains delayed until next year.
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