Customers are starting to receive MacBook Pro orders around the globe

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Apple recently announced the all new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro's during their October 2021 event. Now, just over a week later, some orders are finally starting to be shipped out. This means customers are finally starting to receive their 2021 MacBook Pros.

Here is a tweet form one happy customer:

てことで無事発売日に新型MacBook Pro 16インチ届きましたー
新旧並べると新型は林檎が大きくなってるのに気付いた
あと底面にMacBook Proって刻印がつくようになったんだね#MacBookPro2021 #MacBookPro16 pic.twitter.com/rKWdQ5rEBM

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— るこねこ (@rucola_neko) October 26, 2021

Apple scheduled the official launch of the new 2021 MacBook Pro in stores for October 27. And now the first customers to pre-order last Monday are already starting to get their hands on the new 14 and 16 inch MacBook Pro. As expected users around the globe are starting to share real world images of these new MacBook Pro‘s in action via Twitter, Instagram and pretty much every other social media site that exists.

However due to limited supplies and high demand some shipping estimates for the new 14 and 16 inch 2021 MacBook Pro‘s are starting to slip into late December so if you have not pre-ordered one yet you might not be able to get it before Christmas.

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Published to Apple Scoop on 25th October, 2021.