What Does "Vintage" Mean? A product is labeled "vintage" if it’s been over five years since it was sold. When a device ...

Apple has classified the iPhone XS Max and iPhone 6s Plus as vintage products, while several second-generation Apple Watch models are now obsolete. This affects repair options and parts availability, ...

Apple has just done some reorganizing of its vintage and obsolete products list, and the iPhone XS Max (launched in 2018) and ...

Apple has updated its list of vintage and obsolete devices, relegating some of the older iPhone and Apple Watch models.

Apple has updated its list of vintage and obsolete devices. Which ones are no longer supported or eligible for repair?

For Apple, a product earns the ‘vintage’ label when it’s been over five years since it was last sold as new. Once a gadget ...

Here’s what these changes mean for Apple users. Apple considers products "vintage" when they are over five years old but less ...

For vintage devices, repair services may still be accessible, though availability can vary depending on location. Mac laptops, however, are an exception to the rule, potentially qualifying for ...

A primer on what these categorisations mean and whether you should worry if you have any of these iPhones or other Apple ...

Apple has recently classified the iPhone XS Max as a vintage product, alongside the iPhone 6s Plus. Additionally, several ...

Apple has declared some of its older smartphones and watch models as vintage and obsolete. Notably, a few of the most popular ...

The iPhone 6S Plus and the iPhone XS Max are now considered vintage products, while the Apple Watch 2 has slid into the realm ...