There are a few here http://flightaware.com/live/iphone
That isn't true I ordered exact config as my friend 12 min before him and he is scheduled week of 23 and mine is 27th my order time was 12:13PSTProbably different variants.
NOW thats a shipping date that's gonna take a while, my guess is with that date you're looking at first 10 days in october, not a day sooner....just my opinionAnyone with Oct 18 - oct 31 dates?
7+ 256gb jet black AT&T with those shipping dates 1:15am mdt order timeAnyone with Oct 18 - oct 31 dates?
NOW thats a shipping date that's gonna take a while, my guess is with that date you're looking at first 10 days in october, not a day sooner....just my opinion
7+ 256gb jet black AT&T with those shipping dates 1:15am mdt order time
SIM Card
- Nano-SIM
- iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are not compatible with existing micro-SIM cards.
Anyone with Oct 18 - oct 31 dates?
Why does it really matter? It all depends on the aircraft used, number of containers loaded, allocated space for iPhone freight, etc. its not like Apple chartered a FedEx or UPS plane to just haul iPhones. Some of these question really make you wonder.Approx how many phones are even on one plane?
On the website right now, it's 2-3 weeks just like us. I expect the 10/4 - 10/10 to move up. I've been preordering for years and that's always the case. Apple is super conservative with their ship dates.
Actually. Apple does charter planesWhy does it really matter? It all depends on the aircraft used, number of containers loaded, allocated space for iPhone freight, etc. its not like Apple chartered a FedEx or UPS plane to just haul iPhones.
7.8 billionApprox how many phones are even on one plane?
This should give you an idea https://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/15/iphone-deliveries-from-china/Approx how many phones are even on one plane?
For everyone mentioning getting a T-Mobile or another carrier phone and dropping your sim in, apparently you cant. Someone mentioned this in another thread and I couldn't believe it. I looked on apples site and here is what I saw
http://www.apple.com/iphone-7/specs/
... Looks like Ill have to visit ATT after I get my phone on Friday so they can swap my line with my Wife's and then when the other phone comes in, do the same. I wonder if Apple is using the Apple sim or a better sim card that can withstand water? I know usually phones that go through water will be fine but the sim card always get ruined in my experience. Waiting for hands on review reviews wednesday/thursday to see if thats the case.
I would suggest just having a little patience. Two years ago I was in the October delivery window after ordering with a confirmation 6 minutes after the hour. After going through a week of angst just like you are, lo and behold, my phone showed up on the Friday opening day. I find it hard to believe with the experience they have with these launches that people who ordered in the first hour won't be getting them this Friday, but we'll see. Unfortunately, everyone who doubts me won't be here on Friday. Once theirs arrives, this forum becomes a ghost town until next time.
For everyone mentioning getting a T-Mobile or another carrier phone and dropping your sim in, apparently you cant. Someone mentioned this in another thread and I couldn't believe it. I looked on apples site and here is what I saw
http://www.apple.com/iphone-7/specs/
... Looks like Ill have to visit ATT after I get my phone on Friday so they can swap my line with my Wife's and then when the other phone comes in, do the same. I wonder if Apple is using the Apple sim or a better sim card that can withstand water? I know usually phones that go through water will be fine but the sim card always get ruined in my experience. Waiting for hands on review reviews wednesday/thursday to see if thats the case.
Why does it really matter? It all depends on the aircraft used, number of containers loaded, allocated space for iPhone freight, etc. its not like Apple chartered a FedEx or UPS plane to just haul iPhones. Some of these question really make you wonder.