The iPhone 7 and Apple Watch Series 2 have started hitting Apple retail stores around the world today – though high demand for the iPhone 7 Plus has prevented walk-in customers getting their hands on it.
From today, the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and Apple Watch Series 2 are all getting their initial release to the public – and Apple CEO Tim Cook has marked the occasion by tweeting a link to an Apple Newsroom blog post showing various photos of shoppers enjoying their new Apple devices.
It’s time! #iPhone7 and #AppleWatchSeries2 are here!https://t.co/n3vKSVWBfy
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) September 16, 2016
However, walk into an Apple store today and you won’t be able to pick up an iPhone 7 Plus. Just ahead of the release day, Apple had revealed that all iPhone 7 Plus models and the Jet Black iPhone 7 had sold out during the online preorder period. Any iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus model can still be ordered through Apple’s website – though, depending on what exact model is ordered, there could still be a long shipping delay.
We provide an in-depth review of the iPhone 7 in our new issue – which, after you have subscribed through the free AppleMagazine app, you can read on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
