iPhone 8 and iPhone X - ETA's

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iPhone 8 and X ETA's. 
iPhone 8 and 8 Plus
Initial ETA's on the iPhone 8 released on Friday, will seat shipping 'from' this Friday 22nd. I think emphasis on the 'from' part is prudent. Judging by Apple Store wait times already published, initial wait times once shipping commences start from 1-2 weeks. It's likely then, as is almost always the case, that delays will build but we'll see. At any rate, if you want an 8, then get your order in now and take advantage of our exclusive $25 saving at checkout.
iPhone X
No information on this other than shipping starts from 27/10. Based on our initial orders, demand is very high so we expect to see significant delays on this model - Significantly more than the 8. Again, it's important you get an order in now to stand the bst chance of not being caught up in significant delays.

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