Apple opens pre-order for iPhone 18 Pro

Apple has officially opened the pre-order for its latest models of the iPhone 18 Pro series.

Both the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max can be ordered online from the Apple Store easily, following the standard method as per the company’s policies.

According to a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Apple has announced that pre-orders are now open worldwide.

The following time zones have been followed by the manufacturing company for booking the new product: 

  • United States (US): 05:00am PDT starting from $1,199 (Rs331927.56)
  • United Kingdom (UK): 01:00pm BST starting from £1,199 (Rs449763.84)
  • India: 05:30pm IST starting from ₹164,900 (Rs479107.55) 

The delivery of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max will start from September 18. There is also a chance that the delivery dates could be extended as per the orders that will be placed.

The buyers can also customise the storage options and configuration of the models as per their choice.

The company has introduced a new buying system this time, in which customers will have to wait for their turn and the official order page will become accessible to them, instead of repeatedly refreshing the page due to heavy traffic. 

Apple have also upgraded the checkout mechanism by allowing buyers to select their preferred payment methods and configuration.

According to the media reports, iPhone Duo pre-orders open on October 16, with availability from October 23. 

Yet the company has to confirm whether or not iPhone Duo is being booked on these dates.

Apple has also announced the iOS 27 release date, with the latest software update set to arrive today, Monday, September 14.

The free update will bring new features, performance improvements and design changes to compatible iPhone models, including some older devices.

The iPhone iOS 27 release date follows Apple’s September launch event, where the company unveiled its latest iPhone models.

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