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iPhone 18 Pro buyers can get a free trial of Apple One

Apple is launching a new free trial offer with the purchase of eligible hardware, including the just-announced iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max and iPhone Duo purchases will allow users to unlock a three month trial of the Apple One bundle . more…

iPhone 18 Pro buyers can get a free trial of Apple One

Apple is now offering a complimentary trial period of Apple One with the acquisition of specific devices, such as the recently unveiled iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. Acquiring an iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max, or the newly released iPhone Duo entitles users to a three-month trial of the Apple One subscription. For those unfamiliar, Apple One bundles together Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, iCloud Storage, Apple Fitness+, and Apple News+ at a reduced cost compared to subscribing to each service individually. This versatile package is available in three different tiers: Individual, Family, and Premier.

Each tier comes with its own set of benefits. The Individual plan features 50 GB of iCloud storage, Apple Music Individual, Apple Arcade, and Apple TV. The Family plan offers 200 GB of iCloud storage, Apple Music Family for up to six individuals, Apple Arcade, and Apple TV. The Premier tier, the most expensive option, includes 2 TB of iCloud storage, Apple News+, Apple Fitness+, and works well for those who require more storage and services.

Should you elect to take advantage of the Family or Premier trial as part of this new promotion, you have the option to share this trial with up to five additional family members through the Family Sharing feature. The promotion is expected to be applicable to eligible iPhone, iPad, and Mac purchases starting from September 17, though the exact details are yet to be confirmed. For more Apple updates, be sure to tune into 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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