Even if Apple items are pricey, you shouldn’t settle for anything less than what you really desire. In truth, there are a few methods to lower the cost of your upcoming iPhone, iPad, or Mac purchase if you know how to shop wisely. This post will outline six strategies for saving money on Apple items when you make your next purchase. There are no “buy used” ideas from us because we have only offered deal seeking advice in this post that still entitles you to a new (or manufacturer refurbished) gadget with a standard Apple warranty.

1) Sign Up For Apple Credit Card

Additionally, the Apple Card offers limitless cash back. Every day, a portion of your purchases should be automatically credited to your card. That also goes against accepted wisdom in the sector. The month following your transaction is often when credit card reward programs credit your account with reward points. You receive Daily Cash back from Apple Card the same day.

2) View the Education Store on Apple.com

Students, teachers, professors, faculty, and parents of college students can all receive discounts on iPads and Macs from Apple’s Education Store. Depending on the goods, the discount often subtracts around 10% from the advertised price. If you qualify, be sure to look at the Apple Education Store.

Not only does Best Buy provide educational discounts on Macs and iPads throughout the year, but Apple does as well. Make sure to compare prices during back-to-school shopping because these offers are quite competitive with Apple’s.

3) Attend Apple’s Back-to-School event.

Speaking of schooling, Apple runs a back-to-school campaign every year to help you save even more money. Apple recently threw in a $150 gift card with sales of the iPad and Mac. Typically, the bargain is in effect from early August through September.