From now through December 24th at 4pm local time, anyone who lives in a metro area with available courier delivery can get iPads, iPhones, and even some Macs delivered feee to their home within two hours.
If you want Apple’s free delivery, there is a bit of a caveat, though. To get delivery in that time-frame, you’ll have to order an in-stock Apple Watch, iPad, iPhone, or Mac. You’ll also need to live in a participating metro, which Apple assures buyers is “most major metros.”
AirPods and AirPods Pro aren’t available for standalone purchase, but can be shipped alongside an eligible item as part of the promotion. Accessories, like phone cases, Smart Keyboards, and Apple Pencils can also be shipped within two hours [along with an eligible item].
While Apple has offered the two-hour delivery service for some time, it usually comes with a $9 delivery fee.
MacDailyNews Take: Save $9 and get it in time for Christmas, what’s not to love!
So, I can’t get a new Mac Pro in two hours? OK. Forget it.
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