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If you're looking to pre-order an iPhone X,Switzerland movie 18+ be aware that in the U.S., you'll need to wait until December to actually get the phone.

Right now, the shipping date for all variants of the device -- 64GB or 256GB, Silver or Space Gray -- is five to six weeks.

SEE ALSO: First impressions of the iPhone X

Given the numerous rumors that Apple doesn't have nearly enough iPhone X units to satisfy demand, this actually isn't that bad, though with the U.S. just waking up, those shipping times might get extended further.

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The pre-orders for the iPhone X on Apple's website opened at around 3 a.m. ET on Friday, and initially the shipping times were 2-3 weeks, but this quickly changed into 4-5 weeks, and then to 5-6 weeks.

In Apple's UK online store, the shipping time was 5-6 weeks for all variants of the phone right after pre-orders went live, and it hasn't changed since.

If you don't want to wait until December, you can still try and get an iPhone X in one of Apple's retail store on Nov. 3. That, however, will likely include waiting in a long, long line.

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