iPhone Duo Resold for $5

As spotted by Vadim Yuryev of the YouTube channel Max Tech, the iPhone Duo has already been resold on eBay for as much as $5,000 after shipping estimates for the device slipped into 2027 on Apple’s online store within minutes of pre-orders beginning today. The listing that is marked as sold is for an iPhone Duo in the Night Sky color with 2TB of storage. Apple sells this configuration for $3,199 in the U.S., so the device has apparently fetched an $1,800 premium on eBay.

Apple’s online store in the U.S. Shows an estimated shipping date of January 25 for all iPhone Duo configurations as of 6:45 a.m. Related Roundup: iPhone Duo Tag: eBay Buyer’s Guide: iPhone Duo (Buy Now) Related Forum: iPhone This article, " iPhone Duo Resold for $5,000 on eBay After Selling Out " first appeared on com Discuss this article in our forums.

IPhone Duo Resold for $5,000 on eBay After Selling Out. A separate eBay listing for a "confirmed pre-order" of an iPhone Duo in Night Sky with 1TB of storage is also marked as sold for $4,400. Related Roundup: iPhone Duo Tag: eBay Buyer’s Guide: iPhone Duo (Buy Now) Related Forum: iPhone [ 35 comments ].

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The Xperia 10 VI launched in May of 2024, booting Android 14, and at the time Sony pledged the device would be eligible for three Android updates. That meant that it would get Android 17 at some point, but that promise will not be kept as Sony has now issued a notice to its users.

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As per Sony, the Xperia 10 VI will not be getting Android 17 due to “limitations related to the device’s storage configuration”. Sony did “a detailed technical assessment” which determined that the Xperia 10 VI would not offer an “adequate” Android 17 upgrade experience.

This means that Sony did, in fact,… Sony bails on Xperia 10 VI’s Android 17 update.

This means that Sony did, in fact, test the Xperia 10 VI with the latest Android build but ultimately decided not to ship that update to its users. A brief summary of the events We’ve actually never heard such an excuse from any other brand before and it just looks bad to back out of a promise made to your users.

Sony did issue an official apology and confirmed that it would still oblige its promise of delivering four years of security patches for the 10 VI. We also got confirmation that no other Xperia models will be impacted.