Apple Limits iPhone Duo Preorders to 2 Devices per Customer

    Apple has limited iPhone Duo preorders to a maximum of 2 devices per customer. The rule applies not only in the US but also in the official online stores in other countries. Orders cannot be completed when more than 2 devices are added to the cart. Selecting a different storage capacity or other options does not change the limit.    The same warning has appeared on Apple Store pages in the US, Japan, Spain, and the United Kingdom. The notice states that each customer can purchase a maximum of 2 iPhone Duo devices. Customers must reduce the number of devices in their cart to proceed to payment.    It is unclear exactly when the restriction was introduced. According to some users, it was possible to order more than 2 devices on October 16, when preorders began. It is also unclear how Apple will prevent resellers from trying to circumvent the limit by using different accounts and bank cards.    The company previously said that demand for the iPhone Duo was very high. Shortly after preorders began, some delivery dates were pushed into 2027. All Apple Store locations checked currently list January 22 as the delivery date. Therefore, customers ordering now are expected to receive the device next year.    Some buyers say the initially listed delivery time was later moved to an earlier date. Those wishing to receive the device before the holiday season may find earlier dates at retail stores. Best Buy lists November 10 as the pickup and delivery date for the model with 512 GB of storage. December 14 is listed for the version with 256 GB of storage.