Despite going through its fair share of issues after launch, the iPhone 15 Pro Max has managed to become the preferred device for a lot of people looking for a new phone. It can easily compete against some of the best Android phones and provides a complete experience. The phone has become so popular that a TikToker somehow received 60 of the devices when he ordered just four.
Be careful when ordering multiple iPhone 15 Pro Max, as you might receive 60 or even more devices from Apple
TiKToker, who goes by the user name @legends_gio, ordered a couple of iPhone 15 Pro Max's for his work. He ordered one 1TB variant and three 256GB variants for his team. However, upon receiving the package, he received 60 iPhones in total, and all of them were 1TB variants.
Apple sent him three boxes with 20 iPhone 15 Pro Max's in each box, and each device was a 1TB variant. That totals up to around $96,000 in iPhones. Someone at Apple is definitely getting fired for this incident.
@legends_gio Someone reallyyy screwed up 😭 #fyp
Now, it is obvious that someone at Apple made a massive mistake, and there are going to be repercussions, it is also important to know that these iPhones can be remotely bricked. Or Apple could actually send a notice to have these iPhone 15 Pro Max devices returned to the company. Whatever the case is, such incidents are not as common in the tech world as we might think, but when a company like Apple goes through with it, it is something that warrants all the attention.
At the end of the day, we can only hope neither someone at Apple nor the TikToker who received all these devices has to go through the painful experience of retrieving or returning these iPhones because no one really wants to deal with logistical issues.
News Source: TikTok
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