Which Apple Stores in Japan sell out the iPhone Duo fastest?
Apple Nagoya Sakae is fastest: a typical iPhone Duo restock there sold out in 10 s (298 timed restocks, last 14 days). At Apple Kyoto it lasted 16 s.
The fastest stores
11 stores have 5 or more timed restocks in the last 14 days. Fastest median first.
| # | Apple Store | Median listing | Quickest | Timed restocks | Restocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apple Nagoya Sakae | 10 s | 1 s | 298 | 429 |
| 2 | Apple Marunouchi | 10 s | 1 s | 288 | 405 |
| 3 | Apple Omotesando | 11 s | 1 s | 263 | 405 |
| 4 | Apple Shibuya | 11 s | 1 s | 239 | 364 |
| 5 | Apple Shinjuku | 11 s | 1 s | 191 | 332 |
| 6 | Apple Ginza | 12 s | 2 s | 230 | 349 |
| 7 | Apple Kawasaki | 14 s | 1 s | 197 | 301 |
| 8 | Apple Umeda | 15 s | 12 s | 201 | 307 |
| 9 | Apple Shinsaibashi | 15 s | 4 s | 192 | 339 |
| 10 | Apple Fukuoka | 15 s | 13 s | 30 | 147 |
| 11 | Apple Kyoto | 16 s | 4 s | 119 | 235 |
Where do you still have a chance?
At the bottom of the table: Apple Kyoto kept a typical restock for 16 s. Longer listings leave more time to check out.
What does a fast store mean for you?
A median of 10 s leaves no time to browse: have the configuration in your bag and Apple Pay ready.
- Add a slower store nearby to your alert: two stores double your chances.
- Speed reflects demand around the store, not how much stock arrives.
How is the ranking built?
Listing time: from a confirmed restock to the next confirmed sell-out of the same configuration at the same store, iPhone Duo only, last 14 days.
- **Ranked stores:** 5 or more timed restocks; fewer would let one lucky restock decide.
- **Bounds:** times are upper bounds to the next check (5 to 15 seconds apart).
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Questions and answers
Which Apple Store in Japan is hardest to buy an iPhone Duo at?
Apple Nagoya Sakae: its restocks sold out fastest, 10 s at the median.
Does a fast sell-out mean fewer phones?
Not necessarily. It mostly means more people are waiting for that store.
How often is the ranking updated?
Every few minutes, over the last 14 days.
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