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Early Queues and a Full Collection: iPhone Duo Launch in Dubai

Customers began queuing at dawn as Apple’s five stores across the UAE started fulfilling pre-orders for the latest iPhone duo yesterday. The launch drew enthusiasts to locations including the Dubai Mall, where one buyer displayed a collection encompassing every iPhone model ever released.

Early Queues and a Full Collection: iPhone Duo Launch in Dubai

Morning Lines and Popular Models

From early morning, shoppers lined up outside Apple outlets in Dubai and other emirates, eager to pick up the new devices. Initial observations indicated that the 256GB storage variant emerged as a particularly favoured choice among those collecting pre-orders.

A Collector’s Complete Set

At the Dubai Mall store, one customer stood out by showing off his full iPhone collection after receiving the latest model. He had kept every iPhone released since the original, underscoring the device’s dedicated fan base.

Apple’s UAE stores, five in total, managed the delivery process amid sustained interest. The company did not disclose exact sales figures for the launch day.

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