The iPhone 14 series has been on the market for a while now, but Apple still doesn’t seem to have fixed the supply and quality control issues. Recently, some users have reported that they are unable to install two SIM cards in their iPhone 14 Pro series, with only one side of the card slot being able to be installed and the other side being unable to be installed, turning it into a single SIM card version of the “bloodless” iPhone.
Some bloggers are claiming that the rumor is that the early October batch of iPhone 14 Pros didn’t ship because the card slot was installed as a single card, and we’ve seen a few cases of this so far.
It should be noted, however, that the entire iPhone 14 lineup is not supposed to have a single card slot version, except for the US version which is slotless with eSIM as standard, and this bug comes up very strangely.
The only one of the last two generations to have a single card specification is the mini model, but it is made of significantly different materials to the Pro series and will not be on a production line where workers could theoretically assemble it incorrectly.
