Discounts on Apple Macbook pro?

Nikhil

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I'm planning to buy a macbook pro. When I spoke to one of the sales execs on the phone, he told me there were no discounts.

Not even student discounts.

Any idea as to where I can get some discounts?
 

mahesh verma

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you can get student discount on all macbooks and macbook pros by showing your id card, but only the apple premium resellers provide student discount. so you will not get this discount if you ask some normal apple products seller.
Apple (India) - Education
 

motorheadinc

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+1 to that. Apple does offer student discounts of around 15% plus the 3 year warranty is discounted by almost 80% :eek:hyeah:. This is true for UK and US. Not sure about India but will definitely be there. The best part is that the battery warranty is dependent on the charge discharge cycles so it is not limited to one year.
 

McAgnel

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motorheadinc said:
+1 to that. Apple does offer student discounts of around 15% plus the 3 year warranty is discounted by almost 80% :eek:hyeah:. This is true for UK and US. Not sure about India but will definitely be there. The best part is that the battery warranty is dependent on the charge discharge cycles so it is not limited to one year.

As a student, I got a 25% discount on apple care and $100 off on the MBP.

Which model are you looking at Nikhil?
 

McAgnel

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ajab.ghajab said:
^ Was that in India?

It was in USA.

I agree with Anish, the latest MBPs have a decent upgrade. But haven't they arrived in India yet? They need to shipped from China, thought it would have happened already.
 

Nikhil

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Anish, newer models have already reached :)

I'm looking at the i7 15" MBP or if budget doesnt permit, the i5 15" MBP.

When I called up the helpline no. given at the apple website, they said no student discounts!

And I wont be getting my ID card for at least 2 more months. But it's confirmed that I'm starting studies again. Will some sort of admission letter help?
 

TheBroker

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I remember a couple of years back, Apple had a student discount. Was around 10-12% range.

On a parallel note, as a student, isn't a Windows based PC a better choice? I, for one didn't see anyone in my MBA program using a Mac. But then it's a matter of choice and usage..
 

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Croma currently offers a free 500GB Portable HDD with all MBP models. The Core ix models are yet to hit indian shores though.