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Apple Extends 2026 Back to School Promotion Until September 24

Apple today extended its 2026 Back to School Promotion until September 24, which means it will last almost a month longer than planned. The extension is applicable in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and multiple countries in Asia . The Back to School promotion offers a free item or gift card when students or educators purchase an eligible Mac or iPad model, plus an educational discount. In the…

Apple Extends 2026 Back to School Promotion Until September 24

Apple has extended its 2026 Back to School Promotion until September 24, lengthening its duration by nearly a month. This promotion is available in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and a number of Asian countries. It provides students and educators with either a free item or gift card when they buy an eligible Mac or iPad, and also offers an educational discount.

In the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, the promotion includes a $150 gift card for purchasing a MacBook Pro, or a $100 gift card for buying a MacBook Air, iPad Pro, or iPad Air. In China, Singapore, and Vietnam, customers can receive a pack of four AirTags when they buy certain devices. Meanwhile, customers in India have the choice of receiving a pack of four AirTags, AirPods 4, or Apple Pencil Pro based on the device they purchase.

The MacBook Neo, iPad mini, entry-level iPad, desktop Macs, and iPhones are excluded from this promotion. To complete a purchase, UNiDAYS verification is necessary. Originally, Apple had planned to end the Back to School promotion on August 27.

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