Suppliers are racing to keep up with orders for incredibly popular MacBook Neo
Apple is facing significant demand for its MacBook Neo, leading to a doubling of orders from suppliers. The company has increased its order from five million to ten million units to meet this demand. Despite these efforts, customers are still experiencing long wait times for delivery.
- ▪Apple has reportedly doubled its order for the MacBook Neo to 10 million units.
- ▪The MacBook Neo has become particularly popular among students and mobile workers.
- ▪Delivery times for the MacBook Neo remain extended, often taking multiple weeks.
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News Suppliers are racing to keep up with orders for incredibly popular MacBook Neo Oliver Haslam 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri May 29 2026, 08:05 AM EDT · 1 minute read MacBook Neo has proven hugely popular Amid ongoing MacBook Neo shortages, Apple has reportedly tasked suppliers with doubling its original order to 10 million units in an attempt to satiate demand. Buying a new MacBook Neo today remains an exercise in patience, with deliveries taking multiple weeks. The 13-inch, $599 laptop has proven hugely popular among students and mobile workers alike, so much so that Apple can't keep up. Now, a report by supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple has told its suppliers to produce more MacBook Neos than ever before.
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