Very well said. It saddens me to say that Apple has become an extremely greedy corporation.
Every dog has its day. Apple should be careful not to alienate customers to the point where they simply decide enough is enough.
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Every dog has its day. Apple should be careful not to alienate customers to the point where they simply decide enough is enough.
Right guys
If I joined the Apple upgrade program how do I select it without Apple care? As I think £54 a month is manageable without it plus with my sim only would cost me £72 a month better than the prices of EE which I bet will be over £80 a month
If I joined the Apple upgrade program how do I select it without Apple care? As I think £54 a month is manageable without it plus with my sim only would cost me £72 a month better than the prices of EE which I bet will be over £80 a month
Any higher than Apple's standard 'in the box' charger will do just fine.
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There's the low monthly payments option without Apple care but guessing that's not the same as IUP
Sounds like you need the iPhone finance program, for which AC is optional.
Yes but when you have no intention at all to keep it going in all that does not really apply.
Still in two minds on wether to go with IUP or with EE
Least got a month to decide
Just seeing what's going to be more cheaper
I could use the same 29 W charger for the iPhone X and my iPad Pro 10.5 ?
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If you want to use the specific fast charging you need a USB C charger with apples USB-C to Lightning cable but you can achieve ‘faster’ Charging using a higher wattage charger than included such as the one you showed
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the 29w would give you close to the region of apples advertised 50% in 30 mins - Based on Apple's testing
Quick Apple Watch question - I missed out on pre-ordering the series 3 watch last Friday and now it's slipped to 2-3 weeks delivery. I've got an 8 Plus reserved for this Friday and was hoping to get the watch around the same time. Does anybody know if the Apple stores get new stock every day like they do with iPhones, or is it really now a 2-3 week wait?
the iPad pro comes with a 12W charger I think (need to check mine)
if you bought a 29w charger, or have one which came with the MB and MBPs which is USB-C. You would also need a USB-C to lighting cable to use it.
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i'd hazard a guess and think stores will have some stock, more likely the larger ones.
You can’t, it’s the iPhone payment plan which is different but there is a link on the Apple Store app. You can’t reserve the phone either, you might be able to for IUP and go in store to change it but I’ve heard people be refused.
Remember you will be binded to a 20 month loan and this must be all paid off before you can upgrade unlike the IUP where you can upgrade after X amounts of installments.
Yes what I meant is if I buy the whole set up for £89 I could use it to fast charge my iPad Pro 10.5 and the iPhone X.
You can't its either apple upgrade with AppleCare or standard apple finance