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Quick guide
Apple recently classified the iPhone X, first-generation AirPods, and the original HomePod as classics, defining classics as products that have been out of sale for 5 to 7 years, and obsolete products that have been out of sale for more than 7 years. These classic products are still repairable, but will lose hardware service support once they become obsolete.
Apple's classification of classic products
Apple recently classified three of its iconic products as "classics." The iPhone X, the first-generation AirPods, and the original HomePod have been included in Apple's list of classic and knocked out products.
Definition of classic vs. obsolete
When Apple stops selling a product for five to seven years, the product is classified as a classic. On the other hand, if a product is out of sale at Apple for more than seven years, it is considered obsolete.
Apple's repair policy for classic products
Classic Apple products such as iPhone X, first-generation AirPods, and the original HomePod can still be repaired subject to parts availability. However, once the product becomes obsolete, it will lose all of Apple's hardware service support.