Apple's 10th‑anniversary iPhone X has finally been added to the company's obsolete products list, nearly 9 years after its launch. The device, launched to celebrate Apple's 10‑year milestone, was the first iPhone to feature a notch and dual‑camera system.

Once a product is marked obsolete, it is no longer eligible for hardware service, and repair centers can no longer obtain replacement parts. Apple typically adds items to the obsolete list more than 7 years after sales cease, though Mac products may still receive battery service for up to 10 years from the date they were last sold, provided parts are available. This restriction means users must rely on third‑party providers or keep the device functional longer, as official support ends.

The iPhone X received its final software update with iOS 16.7.16, while the 2018 15‑inch MacBook Pro's support ended with macOS 15.7.7. Users can view Apple’s full list of obsolete devices online. The online list is regularly updated to reflect the latest decisions.