Apple held its second event of the fall this month to announce its new M1 Pro and M1 Max chips. We also got to see some new machines that these chips will power, including a redesigned MacBook Pro. The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models start at $1,999, and officially launched on October 26th. Unfortunately, some customers that preordered a MacBook Pro last week have been getting notifications to let them know that their shipments are delayed.
Delays have been frustratingly common throughout the pandemic. As such, it's not all that surprising that some customers aren't getting their new MacBooks on time. What is surprising is the reasoning behind the delays. A number of customers have reported on social media that "mechanical" issues impacting the shipping company UPS are to blame for the delays.
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