Apple’s vintage roster now has the iPhone XS as the latest addition.
The iPhone XS is now officially listed as vintage, according to the official website. Apple places a device in the vintage category when the product passes the 5-year mark after it stopped being sold. Apple Authorized Service Providers and Apple Stores can still repair vintage Apple products, but it depends on whether the component is available or not. After 5 years, the iPhone XS will be placed on the obsolete list, which will no longer receive support for repairs and service.
Apple debuted the iPhone XS in 2018 as an upgrade to the iPhone X. It features dual-SIM support, improved cameras, and the A12 Bionic chip. The XS Max version had a larger display at 6.5 inches. Apple placed the XS Max on the vintage list in November last year. The iPad 5 was also moved from vintage to obsolete.
