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New Delhi, September 18: Apple is reportedly offering a limited-time deal in India, where students can get free AirPods with the purchase of select Mac devices and a free Apple Pencil with iPads. As per reports, the deals are available through the Apple Unidays offer for university students. The offer applies to several popular products, including MacBooks and iPads, which can be attractive options for students looking to upgrade their Apple devices.
As per a report of Zee News , Apple’s Unidays offer is meant to provide benefits to university students in India. To claim the free AirPods with a Mac or the Apple Pencil with an iPad, students should verify their student status through the Apple Unidays platform. The limited-time offer includes various Apple products for students to get access to premium accessories.
Apple Temporarily Halts iPadOS 18 Rollout for iPad; Know Why. Apple Unidays Offer: Eligible Devices The Apple Unidays offer applies to a selection of eligible MacBook and iPad models. The AirPods can improve your experience when listening to music or using it for other purposes.
An Apple Pencil can be ideal for note-taking, sketching, and creative projects. Here is a list of eligible devices for the Apple Unidays offer: iOS 18 Update Battery Issue: iPhone Users Complain Facing Severe Battery Drain Problem After Latest Update. How to Claim Apple Unidays Offer Students should visit the official UNiDAYS Apple Education Store.
You should confirm your student status by entering your student ID or university information to show that you are currently a student. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the verification process by providing the required details. Once you are verified, you can browse the Apple Education Store and take advantage of special discounts available for students on Apple products.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Sep 18, 2024 02:52 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com ).
New Delhi, September 18: Apple is reportedly offering a limited-time deal in India, where students can get free AirPods with the purchase of select Mac devices and a free Apple Pencil with iPads. As per reports, the deals are available through the Apple Unidays offer for university students. The offer applies to several popular products, including MacBooks and iPads, which can be attractive options for students looking to upgrade their Apple devices.
As per a report of Zee News , Apple’s Unidays offer is meant to provide benefits to university students in India. To claim the free AirPods with a Mac or the Apple Pencil with an iPad, students should verify their student status through the Apple Unidays platform. The limited-time offer includes various Apple products for students to get access to premium accessories.
Apple Temporarily Halts iPadOS 18 Rollout for iPad; Know Why. Apple Unidays Offer: Eligible Devices The Apple Unidays offer applies to a selection of eligible MacBook and iPad models. The AirPods can improve your experience when listening to music or using it for other purposes.
An Apple Pencil can be ideal for note-taking, sketching, and creative projects. Here is a list of eligible devices for the Apple Unidays offer: iOS 18 Update Battery Issue: iPhone Users Complain Facing Severe Battery Drain Problem After Latest Update. How to Claim Apple Unidays Offer Students should visit the official UNiDAYS Apple Education Store.
You should confirm your student status by entering your student ID or university information to show that you are currently a student. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the verification process by providing the required details. Once you are verified, you can browse the Apple Education Store and take advantage of special discounts available for students on Apple products.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Sep 18, 2024 02:52 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com ).
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