Over a hundred eager customers lined up inside Apple’s flagship store in Shanghai, China to get their hands on the highly anticipated iPhone 15 on the first day of its in-store availability. This launch is generating much interest as Chinese fans and market watchers closely examine how Apple’s latest iPhone will perform in light of increased restrictions on iPhone use by government employees and the introduction of Huawei’s high-end competitor. However, concerns have been alleviated by the robust number of pre-orders in China, which began last week and have resulted in delivery times being pushed back to November. Notably, the premium iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max sold out on Alibaba’s Tmall e-commerce site in just one minute. The queue at the Apple store on Shanghai’s popular East Nanjing road shopping belt started forming as early as 5 a.m., attracting attention from local media. Among the excited customers was Zhang Ming, a 25-year-old social media influencer, who expressed her interest in trying out the iPhone 15 after failing to secure a pre-order online. She shared that she primarily focuses on the color of Apple products when making a purchase decision. Meanwhile, in other parts of the world, customers eagerly waited outside Apple stores in Sydney, Australia, and Paris, France, to grab the latest iPhone and Apple Watch models. The iPhone 15 boasts a new titanium shell, a faster chip, and improved gaming capabilities, surprising customers with the lack of a price increase, considering the current global slump in smartphone sales.
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