Apple has just done some reorganizing of its vintage and obsolete products list, and the iPhone XS Max (launched in 2018) and iPhone 6s Plus (launched in 2015) are now both officially labeled as 'vintage' gadgets.

Apple has designated the iPhone XS Max and iPhone 6S Plus as 'vintage' products, meaning they were discontinued more than five years ago. The Apple Wa

Apple today added a few older iPhone and Apple Watch models to the vintage and obsolete products list on its website. Apple has now classified

Products that Apple stopped selling over five years ago are classified as "vintage." The iPhone XS Max and iPhone 6s Plus, now designated as vintage, were originally launched in 2

A primer on what these categorisations mean and whether you should worry if you have any of these iPhones or other Apple devices.

The iPhone XS Max joins the much older iPhone 6s Plus on the list, which makes for an odd duo of new entries. Apple classifies products as “vintage” when they haven’t been sold new for more than five years. Once they’ve been off the market for seven years, they’re moved from the “vintage” list to the “obsolete” list.

Apple has updated its vintage and obsolete product lists, categorizing several older iPhone and Apple Watch models under these designations.

The list of vintage iPhone models now includes the iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone XS Max. The smaller iPhone XS and iPhone 6s still count among the active models. But as MacRumors reported, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus with 32GB configurations were previously moved to the obsolete list.