After disruptions in the supply chain, the COVID-19 outbreak, and riots in China, it's possible to order an iPhone 14 Pro model without delay.
After disruptions in the supply chain, the COVID-19 outbreak, and riots in China, it’s finally possible to order an iPhone 14 Pro model without delay.With the largest iPhone factory closed by weeks – followed by a violent strike in the Zhengzhou province – it was almost impossible getting an iPhone 14 Pro or 14 Pro Max in November or December. After analysts suggested that the supply chain would improve at the end of December or the beginning of January, BGR reported that this was happening.
Now, after four months since Apple introduced the latest iPhone models, it’s possible to get one in the US without waiting more than a day. If you check Apple’s online store, you’ll see that getting an iPhone 14 Pro in any color or storage is possible within 24 hours.Early in November, Apple stated it would be harder to get an iPhone 14 Pro model this Christmas.
This lack of payment generated a violent protest in the Zhengzhou province, and thousands of workers, who would help maintain the iPhone 14 production, decided to leave the factory.
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