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Apple Limits iPhone Duo Purchases in India Amid Surge in Demand
✍️ India Today
🗓 22 Oct 2026, 01:45 AM
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Apple has imposed a purchase cap on the newly launched iPhone Duo in India as consumer interest outpaces supply, restricting the number of units each customer can buy.
Apple has announced a restriction on the number of iPhone Duo smartphones that can be bought per customer in India. The move comes after the launch of the latest model triggered a wave of enthusiasm, with sales channels reporting that demand is outstripping the available inventory.
The purchase cap applies to both Apple’s online store and its authorized retail partners across the country. While Apple has not disclosed the exact quantity allowed per transaction, the policy is intended to ensure a broader distribution of the device among eager buyers.
Industry analysts note that the iPhone Duo, positioned as a premium offering, has attracted significant attention from Indian consumers seeking advanced camera and performance features. The limitation is expected to be temporary, with Apple monitoring supply levels before adjusting the policy.
Consumers are advised to check Apple’s official website or contact local authorized retailers for the latest information on purchase limits and availability.
The purchase cap applies to both Apple’s online store and its authorized retail partners across the country. While Apple has not disclosed the exact quantity allowed per transaction, the policy is intended to ensure a broader distribution of the device among eager buyers.
Industry analysts note that the iPhone Duo, positioned as a premium offering, has attracted significant attention from Indian consumers seeking advanced camera and performance features. The limitation is expected to be temporary, with Apple monitoring supply levels before adjusting the policy.
Consumers are advised to check Apple’s official website or contact local authorized retailers for the latest information on purchase limits and availability.