The ultra expensive Apple cloth is a success: it is already out of stock!

Apple’s overpriced cloth is a huge hit. In the space of a few hours, many Internet users bought this piece of cloth on the brand’s online store. It is now out of stock until the end of November 2021.

In the wake of the keynote dedicated to the MacBook Pro 2021 and AirPods 3, Apple has put on sale a host of new accessories on its online store. Among these new accessories, there is a cloth ideal for cleaning the screen of a MacBook, an iPad, an iPhone, an Apple Watch or an iPod.

The accessory created controversy on the web because of its ridiculously high price. Apple sells this piece of rag marked with its logo in the shape of a bitten apple at the price of 25 euros. For that price, there are packs containing dozens of similar cloths on the market.

A huge success for the official Apple cloth

Despite the incomprehensible price tag, many users of Apple products flocked to the online Apple Store to order the rag. The French Apple Store indeed announces the next deliveries within 4 to 5 weeks. On the iOS app from the Apple Store, the first shipments are scheduled between November 18 and 25, 2021.

The accessory has obviously met with huge success in France. Faced with the enthusiasm aroused, the stock of chiffonette devoted to the French market was quickly sold. Same story in the United States. As reported by several American media, the cloth will not be delivered before the end of November.

At the same time, the accessory caused the mockery of many internet users, especially on the social network Twitter. The official KFC account thus cracked a tweet comparing the Apple cloth to the paper napkin that accompanies its burgers.

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All kidding aside, the cloth has probably won over individuals who own many Apple products. This piece of rag, designed “Of a non-abrasive material that is soft to the touch”, is ideal for screen cleaning all of the brand’s devices, including the nano-textured glass of the Pro Display XDR, the premium LG-built 6k display that accompanies the Mac Pro.