Buying an iMac - Currys vs Apple Store

suki1964

Id look at John Lewis

They often have Apple on either interest free or free extended warranty

prowla

I think Apple may be doing interest free.

discat11

apple also sometimes offer a longer warranty, make sure you are comparing like for like.

[Deleted User]

Do not buy from Currys! You have been warned.

Chino

prowla wrote: »

I think Apple may be doing interest free.

They're not:
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/browse/financing

Why would you think that Apple of all companies would lend money for free?

RumRat

Interest free iMac available from Hardsoft Computers.....
I've not used them as I don't do apple products anymore, but, they seem to have good ratings.
https://interestfree.hardsoftcomputers.co.uk/imac
Or, if you are lucky enough to have Western Computer store nearby, they do interest free.
List of stores HERE

System

Chino wrote: »

They're not:
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/browse/financing

Why would you think that Apple of all companies would lend money for free?

Sometimes they do, I remember a lead up to Christmas few years back of interest free finance when buying Apple products. Plus the iPhone/Apple care on the Apple upgrade program is interest free.

zagubov

I bought my last apple item from John Lewis. If not them I'd either buy from Apple or a secondhand online seller. But from bitter experience I'd avoid the high street electriconic goods chains like the plague.

TheCyclingProgrammer

John_Gray wrote: »

Your contract is with the company from which you purchased the computer.

Whilst true, you can get support for any Apple products within the manufacturer warranty period, including repairs and replacements, directly from Apple, regardless of where you bought it from.

prowla

Chino wrote: »

They're not:
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/browse/financing

Why would you think that Apple of all companies would lend money for free?

The fact that they often do; looks like they aren't at the moment though.