Starting yesterday we can pre-order iPhone 7 from eMAG from this page and I received a lot of questions regarding the date on which the deliveries for the terminals will begin. When will iPhone 7 be delivered from eMAG? In a discussion yesterday I found out an explanation that seems quite logical and could give you an answer regarding the delivery date.
It seems that the iPhone 7 at eMAG was put up for sale based on two batches of terminals that the store is going to receive from its partners. Right at the opening of pre-orders, a more expensive first lot of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus terminals was put up for sale, and later the prices were changed and another lot would have been put up for sale. Basically, there were two batches, one initially more expensive and the second cheaper.
UPDATED: eMAG cuts iPhone 7 prices and iPhone 7 Plus already pre-ordered at the higher prices.
More precisely, I pre-ordered an iPhone 7 Plus 32 GB from the first batch at the price of 4099 LEI, but in the morning the price had dropped to 3929 LEI, a difference of 160 lei between the terminals. Asking why there is a price difference of 160 LEI and why the invoice is not adjusted, I was told that the prices are for different batches of terminals, the first with more expensive units, the second with cheaper units.
When will the iPhone 7 be delivered from eMAG
In this idea, I think, and I don't have any confirmation from eMAG, that iPhone 7 deliveries to eMAG will be made on September 23 for those who bought the initial batch of more expensive terminals. The second batch with cheaper terminals could reach customers a little later, so probably not on September 23, but a week later, or maybe even two.
The price difference between the iPhone 7 terminals sold by eMAG in lot 1 and lot 2 is 100-200 lei, on average, and those who bought the devices at the first price do not benefit from a price reduction. On the one hand, it is normal for the price for the first lot to be more expensive, and the store's policy is based on the suppliers' prices and what they ask for.
Of course, I could be wrong and the iPhone 7 deliveries to eMAG are not based on the price difference between the 2 lots of terminals put up for sale by the store. Even so, the first confirmations for delivery dates should arrive next week, and as soon as you receive them, you can share them with the rest who are waiting for delivery.
Those of you who received a September 23 delivery date for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus at eMAG should theoretically receive the terminals then, but this is not certain. Considering that Apple changed stocks for partners in many countries, there is a possibility that there may be delays in Romania as well.
Regardless of the situation, do not change or cancel your eMAG or Orange/Vodafone orders, because now you can no longer buy anything with delivery on September 23.
Order no. 1910xxxx
Posted on: September 16, 2016, 00:51 am
Total: £ 4999,99
Products sold and delivered by eMAG
Order placed
Estimated delivery date:
23 September 2016
Until then, I also saw a price of 4599,99, but I bought it for 4399,99, so the lot is cheaper?!:))) what nonsense is this too
Is anyone interested in a flawless 6s Plus 128 GB Space Gray (invoice dated 28.10.2015 – eMAG)?
At what price?
Posted on: September 16, 2016, 00:17 am
Total: £ 4.99999
Products sold and delivered by eMAG
Mobile phone Apple iPhone 7 Plus, 256GB, Rose Gold
Order placed
16 Sep 2016, 00:17
It doesn't say the delivery date, not even the estimated one? I'm wodering why ?
Probably because there isn't one from Apple.
@zaone what color did you order?
black.
I received an sms now that I will receive the iPhone ordered at the same price that is now on the website.
3400 RON – complete box (accessories are sealed), invoice + warranty, Apple Leather Case Midnight Blue
Aren't they called commoners anymore? Considering that they sell the "first lot" more expensively? In a previous article you were angry with the regulars and said that it was over with them now that there was only a week's difference. I don't even want to imagine how much the price at eMAG would have increased if the launch had remained as in previous years
How can you call them goodies if they have reduced the price? When I wrote the article about OLX, it was hundreds of euros different from the official price, so what are we talking about?
I don't think that emag can afford crazy prices since it has an apple certification in the store...
It was probably a dollar-euro currency exchange problem between the supplier and emag...
The biggest trick I've seen! It's a big disappointment iPhone 7. I saw it yesterday in Birmingham at EE. It's a joke!!! Even the staff there commented on the disappointment they had with the new iPhone.