In South Korea, the new iPhone hit store shelves on Friday(23rd), and some eager buyers have been started lining up since Thursday morning.
Since Apple has implemented a new reserve-then-pick-up system from iPhone 6S AND PLUS, number of customers waiting in line in front of store have been significantly reduced compared to last year.
Not a huge crowd but a few die-hard fans have camped out near the Apple's store, Frisbee in Myeongdong, central Seoul braving the bad weather, full of fine dust on Friday.
About 60 people were waiting in front of Frisbee store in Myeongdong before 8 a.m.
Apple Stores across Korea open at 8 a.m. local time Friday for people who've reserved their iPhones or who didn't order online and want to be among the first people to get their hands on Apple's latest smartphone.
Apple's iPhone 6s / 6s Plus pre-orders sold out in the first few minutes of opening on the back of strong demand from Apple loyalists in South Korea
The three local mobile carriers, SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus also competed to attract customers, holding events and offering differentiated services and diverse phone plans for new iPhone users.
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