Drop 01 is limited to 500 paid Oneira units across all eight editions. That is a production-capacity boundary, not eight separate pools and not a countdown invented for a landing page. A trustworthy limited drop has to enforce the same number at every checkout surface.

One pool, eight choices

Snow, Lilac, Azure, Midnight, Aluminum, Crystal, Stainless, and Brass all draw from the same capacity. If an order contains two devices, it consumes two units, regardless of whether the finishes match.

A shared pool keeps the public promise simple. The exact mix of editions can follow buyer preference while total production remains bounded.

The server must be the authority

A number displayed in the browser is not inventory control. Multiple buyers can reach checkout at the same moment, so the server and database need serialized updates, temporary holds, expiration rules, and webhook reconciliation.

The interface may estimate availability, but payment confirmation has to be connected back to the same authoritative allocation record. Otherwise the site can oversell even while every individual screen looks correct.

Limited does not mean risk-free

A small run can reduce scale, but it does not remove manufacturing, supply, or fulfillment risk. Buyers still deserve a precise ship-by promise, delay handling, cancellation rights, warranty terms, and a reachable support channel.

For Drop 01, accepted orders are described as rolling fulfillment with carrier tender no later than December 24, 2026. That is a ship-by date, not a guaranteed delivery date, and U.S. shipping plus applicable tax is added at checkout.

The short version

  • The 500-unit limit is shared across all eight editions.
  • Real scarcity requires database and payment reconciliation, not a visual counter.
  • A limited run still needs clear shipping, cancellation, and warranty terms.

questions, answered.

Are there 500 units of every edition?

No. Drop 01 is 500 total paid units across all eight editions combined.