Apple has officially designated the iPhone X and the 2018 15-inch MacBook Pro as obsolete.
This classification marks the end of official hardware support, component availability and manufacturer repairs for the 10th-anniversary smartphone nearly nine years after its initial launch. Devices are relegated to the obsolete products list more than seven years after the technology company stops distributing them for retail sale.
Once a product enters this category, it is no longer eligible for hardware service at official Apple locations or through authorised repair centres. Technicians are also entirely unable to order official replacement parts to fix broken units.