iPhone Duo yield stuck at 60%: Apple's foldable faces production delays ahead of Oct 23 launch

Mint - Sep 30, 2026

Apple's iPhone Duo is reportedly facing production challenges ahead of its October 23 launch, with Foxconn's final assembly yield reportedly just above 60%. Supply chain issues with foldable OLED panels and hinge components could limit initial availability.

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