That’s why I don’t see it on the Apple website yet. Y’all have to wait until next weekI think the first week of November is largely premature, and as others stated the 12th (or there abouts) is more likely.
I remember some resellers started since like almost Halloween!Walmart & Amazon holiday policies are already in effect (if there are Apple devices they sell you're interested in).
Walmart one was open at least a week ago and goes all the way until Jan 31st!
I remember some resellers started since like almost Halloween!
Agreed. If you bought the Vision Pro when the extended Apple return policy for Christmas (hopefully around Veterans Day!) comes into effect, you can try it for about 2-ish months.I won't lie .. doesn't bother me a bit!
The extended holiday return period is a THE time to try out products one might be on the fence about.
Apple's policy isn't the longest, but still great, and could be used for say an extended VisionPro trial!
That type of product is one that really benefits from an extended trial beyond just 2 weeks.
Simply go back to 2023 to falsify your rule. Not to mention 2022 or 2021.Simply count back all the previous years.
7 Fridays prior to Christmas Day.
Always begins on a US Friday.
I’ve noticed that other resellers like Amazon and TJ Maxx have started offering extended returns for the holidays as soon as they announce the early Black Friday deals weeks before Halloween.It's annoying that they are waiting so long this year. People are already ordering holiday gifts..
And for those who are saying there's a pattern, these are the dates since 2019:
2019 — November 15, 2019 — Friday.
2020 — November 10, 2020 — Tuesday.
2021 — November 1, 2021 — Monday.
2022 — November 4, 2022 — Friday.
2023 — November 3, 2023 — Friday.
2024 — November 8, 2024 — Friday.
So it kinda vaguely seems like they adjusted it to earlier dates during COVID and are now slowly pushing it back. But who wants to wait for some random unannounced date that could be this week, could be next week? I'll just order gifts from other places at this point.
Yup and I don't really see a big downside to starting it on Nov 1 every year like they already did once. I mean, does a week or two after that make a difference for their bottom line? Anyone who's using the return window to try a device instead of to buy gifts is going to do that anyway, it's the people trying to get gift shopping done early who will be irritated and go buy from someone else. I still buy Apple products, but I'm sure their margin on third party retail is not as high as when I buy straight from Apple.I’ve noticed that other resellers like Amazon and TJ Maxx have started offering extended returns for the holidays as soon as they announce the early Black Friday deals weeks before Halloween.
They’re making us wait until next week around Veterans Day or whenever they show the holiday gift list they’ll have holiday return policy.oh no why they still not announce? just make it Nov 7th for this year
Totally makes no sense does indeed start holiday returns later than other resellersYup and I don't really see a big downside to starting it on Nov 1 every year like they already did once. I mean, does a week or two after that make a difference for their bottom line? Anyone who's using the return window to try a device instead of to buy gifts is going to do that anyway, it's the people trying to get gift shopping done early who will be irritated and go buy from someone else. I still buy Apple products, but I'm sure their margin on third party retail is not as high as when I buy straight from Apple.
niceI chatted with an Apple rep and they said Nov 8th this year.
I chatted with an Apple rep and they said Nov 8th this year.
Last year when bought an iphone on the first day of the extended return policy, I asked if it would be covered under that policy (just to be sure): the employee didn’t know that it had started and had to ask several other employees, who also didn’t know. A manger, and my receipt, clarified things. 😊Apple's site does not mention the extended policy. I'm pretty blown away an Apple rep would tell you Nov 8 when Apple haven't announced it. Sounds like someone just told you something they probably shouldn't have.
Like a lie? Maybe they were talking about Fuji apples and they were a greengrocer.Apple's site does not mention the extended policy. I'm pretty blown away an Apple rep would tell you Nov 8 when Apple haven't announced it. Sounds like someone just told you something they probably shouldn't have.
Still no update when I checked the website. Bruh.I chatted with an Apple rep and they said Nov 8th this year.