Aren't these usually like $1 each?
My optician gives me a handful of these each time I go for cleaning my glasses, so I have a bag of these.
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Apple Releases Polishing Cloth for $19
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My optician gives me a handful of these each time I go for cleaning my glasses, so I have a bag of these.
I'm missing the option to purchase this at $1.58/month for 12 months...
Remember when these were free in your Mac box? Except they were black.
Woven from the fleece of a baby unicorn.
They only updated the Pro tonight. Not the Air.
You ever just see a title and know instantly that it’s going to have 500+ comments?
You laugh but I've literally had users not know what to use to clean screens with AT ALL, and I've had people kill a computer trying to use Hand sanitizer to clean it.
Jesus, Tim!
When the inevitable complaints roll in, "Well, you're wiping wrong" won't be far behind.
When the inevitable complaints roll in, "Well, you're wiping wrong" won't be far behind.
Basically, a cleaning cloth should work on any device with a screen.
That's just weird that they have to list every single of iPhone newer than 5 in the compatibility list. I guess if you are using an iPhone 5, you're out of luck?
That's just weird that they have to list every single of iPhone newer than 5 in the compatibility list. I guess if you are using an iPhone 5, you're out of luck?
I have literally had users that 100% WOULD ask me if it was compatible and okay to use.
The only reasonably priced Apple product or accessory is the USB C to Aux adapter at $9.
And its mostly bought by iPad Pro users who expect Apple to bundle this in the box
considering they removed the 3.5 mm jack from an apparently Pro device, it's still over priced.
But still kudos to Apple to not get greedy and price it at $29 like other such adapters.
And its mostly bought by iPad Pro users who expect Apple to bundle this in the box
considering they removed the 3.5 mm jack from an apparently Pro device, it's still over priced.
But still kudos to Apple to not get greedy and price it at $29 like other such adapters.
Woven unicorn eyelashes, of course.
This is what they meant when they said they did some of their best work while working from home.
That's going to be most people. They will say $19 to clean my screens that are thousands combined? Easy decision.
But the question is, what makes this better or different than any cheaper alternative?
“Cloth is a magical piece of… cloth.. that transforms into whatever.. well, no it’s just cloth. That’ll be twenty dollars.”
