iPhone Duo is now officially available in Malaysia, making it one of the first countries in the world to receive Apple’s first-ever foldable device. Naturally, Apple Store The Exchange TRX became the centre of attention, given its status as the country’s first and only official Apple Store.
First in line was 21-year-old content creator DD, who arrived to queue with friends at 6:00 AM. While the crowd may have looked underwhelming compared to the iPhone 18 Pro launch last month, it didn’t come as a surprise.
That’s because no stock was allocated for walk-in purchases; buyers preferring to deal directly with Apple must order online. Placing an order today (23 October) means waiting until late January 2027 for delivery, based on our quick check.
By the time we left at 9:45 AM, the queue had mostly cleared out. Despite the stock shortage, Apple Store TRX has plenty of display units on hand—a scene likely replicated across Apple Authorised Resellers nationwide.
Available in Star White and Night Sky, here’s the official pricing for iPhone Duo in Malaysia:
For peace of mind—especially with inner screen repairs costing over RM4,000—AppleCare+ for iPhone Duo is available for RM1,499. The plan extends the standard 1-year hardware warranty and 90 days of technical support to 2 years.
Crucially, it includes unlimited incidents of accidental damage protection and zero service fees for mechanical defects. With AppleCare+, repair fees drop significantly; for instance, fixing the fragile inner display drops from RM4,749 to a flat RM469 fee.
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