It's true that it's a shambles, but this time around I've noticed a slightly different view of the press angle regarding the launch.
Rather than 'All hail Apple, another massive success means more phones required', it's more like 'Apple not producing enough, leaving resellers high and dry with customers angry'.
It's the way it should be.
As much as EE have p*ssed me off today, it wouldn't make a difference what network I was with. My sisters are with Vodafone and ordered 7's at the same time. One got one today, the other didn't. Vodafone couldn't even give her a reason why and she's looking at 28 days. (Jet Black).
At least with EE, I could call up and cancel within 10 minutes at a generally mega busy time. If that were Vodafone it would be at least an hour on hold - no lie.
Either way, it's Apple's issue, and it's probably a good thing for them that the Note 7 has it's problems as a lot of consumers would have probably thought 'screw it' and just picked one of those instead out of spite had they been readily available in stores too.
I completely agree. I think more of the anger in this thread should be directed towards Apple instead of EE. It may feel like EE have screwed us over but that's only because Apple screwed them over first.