Apple today added the iPhone X to its public-facing obsolete products list, according to an updated support document.
Released in November 2017, the iPhone X was the first iPhone with an OLED display and Face ID. The lack of a Touch ID home button resulted in the device having a more edge-to-edge screen with a notch for the front camera and Face ID sensors. The device featured a premium design with a glass back and a stainless steel frame.
When an iPhone becomes obsolete, it is no longer eligible for repairs or other hardware service at Apple Stores or Apple Authorized Service Providers.
Apple considers a product to be obsolete once seven years have passed since it stopped distributing the product. Apple stopped selling the iPhone X in September 2018, but the device remained available at select resellers for longer.
iOS 16 was the final major software version compatible with the iPhone X. Apple continues to release iOS 16 security updates for the device.
Apple also added the 2018 edition of the 15-inch MacBook Pro to the obsolete products list.