Of course, I ask because of my own annoying experience just now.

Last week I ordered a new macbook, one of the higher end models. At checkout there is an offer for the Apple Card, and so I do it for the 3% cash back. Surprisingly the credit limit given was _less_ than the order purchase amount, so the Apple store ended up canceling the order a week later.

Attempts to raise the limit w/ Goldman Sachs (who I understand have never done consumer credit cards until now) hit a deadend as the card is too new. The limit on the card is surprisingly low, I have other cards (albeit with history) >10x the Apple Card's limit. It seems odd to receive a limit of ~2500 from a bank when you present them with a tech-industry salary + high credit score.