The final production of the flagship smartphone iPhone X has not even begun, although Apple is going to start taking pre-orders in a month. This was told by Christopher Caso (Christopher Caso), an analyst from Raymond James, in a report on his study of the supply chain.

According to Kaso, Apple has already delayed the launch of the production of the iPhone X, but not so long ago the production was postponed again. Now it is planned that full-scale production will begin in mid-October, much later than expected. With such a time frame, the full volume of production will unfold only in November-December, and deliveries will be delayed until December.

Recall, according to statements during the announcement, Apple will begin accepting pre-orders for the iPhone X on October 27, 2017, and deliveries must begin on November 3.