Apple Back to School 2022: Big offers on AirPods Pro, AirPods 3, iPads and more

Apple Back to School 2022: In good news for Apple fans, company's annual education offer went live on its India Store Online, where those buying an eligible Mac or iPad for the college or university will get an AirPods for free along with six-months free of Apple Music.

The 'Back to School' offer is available for current and newly accepted college/university students, parents buying for them, and teachers and staff at all levels and is available on the special education section of Apple Store Online, the company announced.

Apple Back to School 2022: OFFERS

Eligible customers can also protect their purchase with 20 per cent off on Apple Care+, the company said in a statement. The offer is available from June 24 till September 22 and eligible devices are iPad Air 5th Gen, iPad Pro 11-inch 3rd Gen and 12.9-inch 5th Gen.

As per Apple, the other Apple device on offer are MacBook Air M1, MacBook Air M2 (available next month), MacBook Pro and iMac 24-inch. Customers can upgrade to AirPods Gen 3 at Rs 6,400 and AirPods Pro for Rs 12,200.

With the education discount, MacBook Air (M1) starts from Rs 89,900 while MacBook Air (M2) starts from Rs 109,900. MacBook Pro 13-inch begins from Rs 119,900 and MacBook Pro 14-inch from Rs 175,410. While iPad Air starts from Rs 50,780, iPad Pro begins from Rs 68,300 with the education discount.

In related news, Apple is set to launch several new devices, starting from iPhone 14 series, new iPads, three Watches, refreshed AirPods Pro, new HomePod, several upgraded Macs, along with an AR/MR headset powered by its flagship M2 processor.

"In fact, the M2 chip will power most of new Apple products, including M2 Mac mini, M2 Pro Mac mini, M2 Pro / M2 Max 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros, as well as an M2 Ultra/M2 Extreme Mac Pro, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman," IANS reported.

These device will be launched between this fall and the beginning of next year. Apple unveiled two new Macs with M2 chip at its recently-concluded Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).