Apple’s iPhone X is now available in a select few countries, which is usually the case with Apple’s product launches where they tend to release products in waves to different parts of the world. Now if you weren’t part of the first wave, Apple has since announced the second wave of availability to 14 more countries.
Starting on the 23rd of November, the iPhone X will be made available in Israel, and on the 24th of November, the iPhone X will be expanded to countries such as Albania, Bosnia, Cambodia, Kosovo, Macau, Macedonia, Malaysia, Montenegro, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand, and Turkey. Apple is also expected to make its branded accessories for the iPhone X available at the same time as the phone.
So far it seems that despite the hefty price point of $999 for the 64GB model, it looks like the iPhone X is doing pretty well and has managed to sell out in a short amount of time, with customers who were late to the party seeing an estimated shipping time of anywhere between 5-6 weeks, although recently it looks like those shipping times are improving.
Reviews of the handset appear to be pretty positive, with many praising Face ID for being more or less as advertised, although given that it is a relatively new feature people are still exploring its limitations.
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