Apple via Apple Education Store is offering eligible
Students/Educators:
AirPods w/ Charging Case and
20% Off AppleCare+ for
Free w/ Purchase of Select Apple Products as listed below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
NervousCaribou7005 for sharing this deal.
Note, offer is also valid at any participating Apple Stores; you'll need to provide the necessary info that you're a student to receive discount.
Eligible Apple ProductsEligible AirPods- AirPods w/ Charging Case Free w/ Eligible Purchase
- AirPods w/ Wireless Charging Case $40 w/ Eligible Purchase
- AirPods Pro $90 w/ Eligible Purchase
AppleCare+- Most Apple hardware comes with a one-year limited warranty and up to 90 days of complimentary technical support. To extend your coverage further, purchase AppleCare+ or the AppleCare Protection Plan.
- Price varies depending on the product, more information can be found here.
- This promotional Apple Education Pricing on AppleCare+ is available for eligible products during the promotional period only and cannot be combined with non-promotional Apple Education Pricing.
Qualified Purchasers (
more information)
- K-12: Any employee of a public or private K-12 institution in the United States is eligible, including homeschool teachers. In addition, school board members who are currently serving as elected or appointed members are eligible. PTA or PTO executives or appointed/elected officers are eligible.
- Higher Education: Faculty and staff of Higher Education institutions in the United States; and students attending, or accepted into a Higher Education institution in the United States are eligible to purchase.
- Higher Education Parents: Parents purchasing on behalf of their child, who is a student currently attending or accepted into a public or private Higher Education Institution in the United States, are eligible to purchase.
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Surprisingly she's not against a Windows laptop (She says no Surface since it pinched her finger once)
Surprisingly she's not against a Windows laptop (She says no Surface since it pinched her finger once)
iPads are terrible for multitasking and sub-optimal for extended writing. Macbooks are not portable or useful for creative tasks or note taking.
If you're averse to purchasing both devices and Surface isn't the answer, then a good 2 in 1 windows laptop like the Dell XPS line is probably the way to go.
iPads are terrible for multitasking and sub-optimal for extended writing. Macbooks are not portable or useful for creative tasks or note taking.
If you're averse to purchasing both devices and Surface isn't the answer, then a good 2 in 1 windows laptop like the Dell XPS line is probably the way to go.
Compared to an iPad, a MacBook Air is not as portable.
Writing a long paper in college is not a task best suited for an iPad, at least not for most.
Coding, research, anything which requires more than 2 apps open at a time will not be pleasant on an iPad.
Obviously, for note taking, an iPad is ideal.
You can get away with serving both on windows with a surface device or one like it.
I don't know many iPad owners who don't also have a laptop, and in a college setting, most kids I know lug around both.
Surprisingly she's not against a Windows laptop (She says no Surface since it pinched her finger once)
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