Apple now including free 2-hour delivery on select products

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You can now get your Apple Store orders even sooner before Christmas Day!

Apple’s two-hour delivery usually costs $9 in the United States, but from now until Sunday, December 24th at 12:00 PM, Apple will be offering a free two-hour courier delivery for products ordered on Apple’s online store.

If you select two-hour courier delivery, Apple will use a third-party service (usually Uber or Postmates) to delivery your product(s) to you within the two-hour window. This offer is only available in most metro areas of the United States and Canada. There is a three-hour delivery window available in most metro areas of Australia, which normally costs A$15.

Currently, only iPhones, iPads, iMacs, AirPods, Apple Watches, and Apple TVs are being offered for the 2-hour service. Any engraved product is not eligible for the service, as it has to be manufactured to order.

If you’ve been meaning to do some Apple holiday shopping, but you haven’t had time to make it to your local Apple Store, you should act fast because this is most likely your final chance to get any last-minute gifts. If you’re located in the UK, Apple states that you should order in-stock items by noon on December 22nd for delivery by December 24th. They have provided a full order guide for UK shoppers.

If you plan on using this service, it is important to remember that it is not guaranteed that you get your product within the 2-hour window. The delivery time can vary depending on traffic conditions and other conditions at either the Apple Store or on Uber’s or Postmates’s side. It is also important to note that Apple does not ship to P.O Boxes.

Do you plan on using this method in order to get your Apple products quicker? Comment below or let us know on X at @appleosophy.

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