As we already know, Apple iPhone X is due to a scheduled launch on November 3, which is about six weeks from its release of iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, which is going to be available on September 22. The users will be able to pre-order the iPhone X from October 27, which is as per schedule made by Apple itself.

However, a new report has surfaced, according to which Apple still not has started the final production of iPhone X. These are reportedly consistent delays coming from Apple, which might later on cause the limited supply of the anniversary edition, where many people could only dream to grab one while only a handful majority could get the new iPhone X.

Some supply chain analysts are of the opinion that Apple has shifted the production of new ‘X’ to its first fiscal quarter, which begins from October till December, i.e. the fourth quarter of the year. The late launch and subsequently lower supply will definitely push the sales of new iPhone X only backwards, which would not be a good thing for Apple itself.