Same. Stuck in HK since 2nd, got "Package is delayed in transit. Delivery will be rescheduled." It's a guessing game now.
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🌎 Mac Studio Pre-orders, Orders and Delivery Status Thread - All Countries (2022)
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And it has shipped. No tracking details yet though. Apple are saying April 11th for delivery. That’s to the Netherlands btw.My March 23rd order of a 10/32/32/1TB with expected delivery date of 25-29 April has just moved to preparing to ship
Don't hold your breath waiting. My Studio Display has been Preparing to Ship for the last 4 days.
Someone must be looking out for me. It’s just changed to Shipping with a delivery of Friday the 8th.Don't hold your breath waiting. My Studio Display has been Preparing to Ship for the last 4 days.
UPS have no knowledge of it at this point.
Mine is also still in Essex, but still showing delivery tomorrow. Come on UPS, still a bit of a way to go to get to Shropshire…
@smr it's been updated:
Friday, April 08 between 10:15 A.M. - 1:15 P.M.
Looks like I'll be working from home tomorrow.
Friday, April 08 between 10:15 A.M. - 1:15 P.M.
Looks like I'll be working from home tomorrow.
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I think mine is on the same batch. Shipped on the 29th, has been stuck in HK since then. Original estimated delivery date (from Apple) was today but they don’t really know when it will happen.
Well.... I'm currently in Essex... so maybe I could just get it for you....
Mac Studio Tracking Spreadsheet
Glasgow... eek! UPS really do need to get a move on if it's going to Glasgow by road.
If you want a tilt display I can’t see any reason to order it from Apple at this point. A few days wait vs a couple of months and, in the UK at least, you might get a longer warranty included from a reseller too.
I’d love to know whether it’s a production/supply issue or whether demand is just way more than they anticipated. I guess Apple have form for thinking people aren’t that interested in standalone displays.
I’d love to know whether it’s a production/supply issue or whether demand is just way more than they anticipated. I guess Apple have form for thinking people aren’t that interested in standalone displays.
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That’s what I’m waiting on. 19 May - 6 June is going to feel like a long wait if my Studio does turn up next week.
Same here. Ordered a pair with VESA mount on March 31st with scheduled delivery for May 27 - June 13. If I find them before at Best Buy or local Apple Store, I will buy them and cancel my online order.
Note that I haven't ordered it yet - I've still 2 LG Ultrafines 4k (prior to refresh) which do the job perfectly fine. This is a future thought though
My card was charged for my display order just after midnight, order now preparing to ship, est delivery still 4/7 - 4/14.
I agree, setting a package aside isn’t a problem. The problems are:
1) Return windows - I would like to keep the option to return my Mac Studio/Display setup if for wherever reason it doesn’t meet my needs e.g. I suddenly come to my senses and realise a 24” iMac is all I need. If e.g. the monitor arrives 2wks before the Mac, I can’t then return the monitor because I’m outside the 14d return window. My Magic Keyboard & Mouse (ordered at the same time as the Mac & display) arrived 4 weeks ago, so if I do decide to return the Mac Studio/Display, I can’t now return the Magic Keyboard & Mouse.
2) Warranty - the Magic Keyboard & Mouse now only have 11 months of warranty left and I haven’t even used them. (The box says the Magic Keyboard is only compatible with Apple Silicon Macs - I assume this is just the touch ID, but I also want to keep the nice new keyboard for use with my nice new Mac.) It would be nice to have a full 12 months warranty for the whole system from the first day of use.
3) Cash flow - not too much of a problem for me, but Apple have some of my cash for bits of a system that I can’t use yet. I would rather keep my cash until I can have the whole system.
4) Deliveries - There isn’t always someone at home to receive the deliveries, so some effort is needed to manage this for each delivery. One delivery is three times less effort than three.
One added advantage is that someone who wants their order ASAP gets it bit earlier because I’m prepared to wait
I guess part of the problem is the separate Mac Studio/Display is replacing an all-in-one 27” iMac, so I can’t use the old Mac with the new display if it arrives early, or the old display with the new Mac if it arrives early.
What I have in mind doesn’t need Apple to store e.g. the Mac whilst we all wait for the display to be made. It should be possible to sync delivery by managing the two order queues. For example, supply of item A is constrained with a short lead time, and item B constrained with a long lead time. Rather than ship item A as soon as it is ready, I’m given a place in the A queue that aligns with my place in the B queue. Alignment could be checked periodically and adjusted if e.g. A starts to become more constrained etc. Both A and B then ship at the appropriate time with the courier asked to deliver them at the same time (or they go to a distribution centre to be shipped together). An additional logistical challenge I agree, but not impossible.