All companies are more or less affected by the supply issues available in China (in some cases due to the incidence of COVID). the point is landscape It is no stranger to this, and it is known that there are delays in the delivery of some of its products. We show you which ones are affected.
The affected teams are: MacBookPro; iMacs; MacStudio; and even on the Studio Screen. That’s why we’re talking about a huge number of models that are part of Apple’s new range of products currently on the market. And the interesting thing is that this is not the first time that delays in the delivery of equipment have been announced, as the first users who booked them reported it.
A historical review of what happened
At the beginning of May, delivery of some models, at least the first ones, was expected, but it was Apple itself who stated that most of the models we mentioned will be delivered to Turkey. end of june or beginning of july. This was due to problems in the supply chain, which was not efficient enough due to the effects of the pandemic.
Well, today it is known that delivery times have increased again. Given the published data, equipment with Apple M1 Pro or Max processors, Wait until August 8 (Times are slightly shorter until 28 July if other hardware is used). The reasons are exactly the same, as the effects of COVID remain severe in China, the country where the Cupertino company worked assembling its equipment.
Interestingly, this delay greatly impacts the Apple-owned store, as some Retailers It is possible to find configurations with lower estimated delivery times (as long as the basic configuration is maintained, the times become very long if aspects such as memory are changed, meaning that RAM and storage of memory disks are longer to blame for the delays.). Therefore, the problems are there.
Some exceptions on Apple laptops
Yes, fortunately there is one. This 13-inch MacBook Pro, because this model is currently one of those without delay in delivery. All in all, if you have the idea to buy one of these models, you’re in luck (the same goes for the MacBook Air, which can be home in about a week). The truth is that Tim Cook’s wishes that supply problems will soon go away will not come true. And this is truly a novelty.
Source: Cincodias Elpais
