Basically, can I walk into the Birmingham Apple store, show them my NUS card and buy the basic macbook for £643? This is the price of the base spec model on the NUS apple site I am led to believe, so will they give me this price in person? If not, what price would they give me (and is the NUS card suitable student ID)?
This to me is a grey area due to my daughter going to get a 15" MBP approx 10 days ago from the Manchester Store, who armed with a printout from the NUS site of the price but was informed it was a different price online to what the student instore discount is. She decided not to purchase and hold back for a few more days & then ring up Apple Education to see what info/price is correct. Since then she has been snowed under with revision & exams so hasn't rung yet so I too would be interested in any info anyone has about their own experiences. Can you ring the Education line, pay over the phone & collect from your nearest store ? Does anyone know the answer to that one? TIA
Yes if your NUS is valid you can do. I'm told you can even get in-store edu prices if you work at an establishment.. providing you have a pay slip or something.
You can get in store 7% off for standard students with an NUS card, problem is that through the NUS store online you actually get far more off (over 12%) and this cannot be redeemed in store, to get this offer you need to access the apple store via NUSonline and order online.... SHadoW
Alternatively you can use the HE National Agreement Store without bothering with NUS at all. (Not a big fan of NUS!) You just click the link from the Apple Store UK page, but you have to access it from a computer with your university's network.
hmm... it has been discussed MANY times before. Student card in store = 8% off every hardware Online Higher Education store = 13 - 15% off depends on hardware £649 is the Online Higher Education Store ONLY. Com'on, if people can pick up a MacBook in local stores for that price, who will wait for a 10 day delivery from China? besides, the 3-year warranty goodies only applies to online HE purchases
Yeah, they won't match the NUS/HE prices unfortunately. But by all means take a print out in and try if you're nearby, you might land lucky.
NUS card I posted a thread about UK prices vs US prices, and how I thought they were ridiculously different. Anyhow, someone suggested an NUS card (as i'm going to Uni in Sept06). I've got it registered and accessed the store, to find the price of the black macbook at ONLY £884, which is awesome. I've heard someone mention that you get 3 years applecare warranty free if you purchase via NUS. Is this true? Also, if I ring apple up, will I be able to set up a 0% inetrest payment over 6 months if I give them my my NUS number, or do you have to pay for the full amount online? Any help is very much appreciated, will
I went into the Regents st, London Apple store today to learn more about it (im a complete mac newbie) well 20mins 1 on 1 showing me the ropes of the osx. She asked if i was a student i said yes and i can get the 8% discount on the macbook by just showing the NUS card. Just walk in talk to a helper and say your a student and show your card and you can get the student price of the product. Simple, just like a mac
Mhm. I bought a 30" in an Apple store with NUS discount the other day @ 8% I think it was, plus some more on the AppleCare. I guess it all depends how patient you're prepared to be Typically I'd order online using the HE store for the bigger discount. Stuff being cheaper online than instore is just a modern day reality.
HE varies. Have a log in and look. Or if you don't have access yet, let us know what you want to look at and I'm sure some of us who do can check it out for you.
I dont know if Brunel or Roehampton has the access but the 2.0ghz Macbook pricing please if you dont mind