#Apple vintage products

Following the iPhone XS Max becoming vintage six months ago, Apple today has now marked the iPhone XS as a vintage product, too. Devices labeled as "vintage" can still be repaired at Apple Stores and authorized service centers, but only if the necessary parts are still available. See the whole vintage and obsolete Apple products here. Apple has kicked off the new year by updating its list of vintage and obsolete products, with a couple of notable additions. For those who didn’t know, Apple designates a product "vintage" when it has been out of circulation for over five years, and "obsolete" once it’s been discontinued for seven years. Vintage products are still eligible for repair if parts are available, while obsolete products are not. See the rest of the vintage and obsolete Apple products here. Apple has a reputation for making premium and expensive products-- from accessories down to smart devices. Read more in our articles including "Apple iPhone XS now ‘vintage’" and "Apple Watch Series 4, Intel 15” MacBook Pro are now ‘vintage’".