The Solana Mobile Saga devices are selling out due to high demand, some orders cannot be fulfilled
Solana Mobile announced on social media that on December 22, the Solana Web3 mobile phone Saga saw explosive demand in the United States and European countries from its limited stock of 20,000 units produced globally, leading to a sell-out. Due to inventory management issues, Solana Mobile was unable to fulfill orders placed after stocks were exhausted. Affected customers have been informed that their orders are cancelled and will be refunded in the coming days. The Solana Mobile team is prioritizing shipping, with all shipping notifications expected to be sent out before the end of the year.
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