iPhone Duo on standby for 89 days… down about 7% in a week

Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, saw its average delivery wait time fall by about 7 days week-over-week to 89 days, roughly three months, according to UBS Evidence Lab data cited by MT Newswires on the 30th and relayed by ZeroHedge on the 31st. The UBS data tracks more than 30 markets, and wait times reflect not only order volume but also product supply and delivery conditions. The figure is an average across multiple regions and may differ from delivery estimates for individual orders, with the exact measurement timing and regional composition not disclosed in public reports. Apple unveiled the device on September 9, and the shortening lead time suggests supply is catching up with demand following the launch. Investors will watch whether wait times continue to compress in coming weeks, as sustained declines could signal easing demand or improving production yields, while a plateau or rebound would point to persistent supply constraints or resilient order flow.