How to buy New Apple Products and Pre-Order

The Spring Loaded Event was indeed true to its name. Apple announced a host of new products on April 20, ranging from AirTags to new iPad Pros and the highly anticipated M1-powered iMacs. 

The spring event was one of the most exciting Apple keynotes in a while, as the company announced a whole range of new products, some of them long awaited, like in the case of the new iMac.

Here's everything you need to know about the new products and updates that were announced at Apple's latest event.

New iPad Pros with M1 Chip Processors

Apple unveiled its newest iPads, all equipped with the same M1 chip processors that you cannot find in the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and the new iMac that was launched at the same event. 

The new iPad Pro has a new 12-megapixel camera that can track users automatically during video calls, and the 12.9-inch model has a display that uses a new Liquid Retina XDR display.

The new iPad Pro will be available with up to 2 TB of storage, and users will also be able to choose from varying amounts of RAM in the iPad Pro for the first time. Another change is related to newly added support for USB4 and Thunderbolt.

The 11 inch iPad Pro will be available starting from $799, whereas the bigger screen 12.9-inch iPad will start at $1,099.

Completely Redesigned iMac 

The long-awaited redesign of the iMac happened this year, and Apple debuted the new computers in seven colors. The new iMac has the M1 chip, a 24-inch thin screen, and a 1080p FaceTime camera. The new wireless keyboard has been redesigned to include Touch ID for seamless authentication, something that wasn't previously available for the iMac.

The new iMac is an ultra-thin desktop computer with an improved webcam and speakers. The design is radically changed from the latest iteration of the iMac, and for the first time, it comes in a range of fun colors. The M1 chip replaces the prior Intel chips, with Apple claiming the new processors bring significant speed and efficiency improvements for iMac users.

The new iMac will be available starting from $1299, and you can also get models with better specifications from $1499. 

AirTag Item Trackers

The long-expected AirTag item trackers were finally unveiled during the spring event. You can attach the trackers to any object that you are likely to misplace and then track it in the Find My app. You can easily customize your AirTags with your favorite emojis so you can easily keep track of them if you have more than one. You will be able to purchase AirTags in one and four packs from $29 and $99, respectively.

Apple TV 4K Gets an Upgrade

At the spring-loaded event, Apple revealed a brand-new Apple TV 4K, which comes equipped with the A12 Bionic chip that was found on the iPhone XS. The Apple TV can now play high frame rate videos and HDR, and its price will start from $179 for the 32 GB version.

Apple TV fans would also be pleased to know that Apple also redesigned the Apple TV remote, which is now made of aluminum and features a click pad at the top. A Siri button on the side makes the Apple TV even easier to control.

A New Color for iPhone 12

If you've always wanted an iPhone in a very cool color, you'll be happy to see the portable version of the iPhone 12. The phone has a soft pastel color that isn't too bright or vivid but surely stands out from the crowd.

At the spring-loaded event, Apple also announced its podcast subscriptions and Apps Card Family, which allows users to share their Apple Card with their spouses.

Save money on new Apple products by buying from the U.S. and shipping internationally

If you're looking to get your hands on any of the new Apple gadgets announced last month, the U.S. is the cheapest place to do so. With prices in Apple's online store in the U.S. being up to 50% lower than those charged by Apple retailers around the world, it makes sense to shop from the U.S. and buy more Apple products for the same amount of money.

The good news is that you don't have to live in the U.S. to take advantage of the excellent prices in Apple's U.S. store. With Forward.me, you can purchase Apple products straight from the Apple Store and get them shipped to more than 220 countries around the world. 

This service offers multiple convenient plans to suit everyone's shopping needs, and you can also benefit from U.S. sales tax-free shopping. If you decide to order more than one Apple product, you can get shipping discounts for purchasing multiple items. 

Here is a quick review of the main benefits of Forward.me services:

• You can order Apple products straight from the U.S., which comes in handy especially if your country doesn't have Apple Stores.
• You don't pay any sales tax. The address you get from Forward.me is located in the tax-free state Delaware, so you don't have to pay any extra taxes.
• If you shop multiple items, we can combine them into a single parcel so you save on shipping fees. 
• Apple might not always allow international credit cards, but with our Personal Shopper service, we can place your order for you, so you don't have to worry about a thing.

Bottom line

This year, Apple launched multiple highly anticipated gadgets, including M1-powered iMacs and brand new iPad Pros. If you want to take advantage of the best prices for Apple products, the good news is that it's easy to order them straight from the U.S. and have them shipped to your country with Forward.me. Your package will be well secured and will be on its way to you as quickly as possible at a fair and reasonable cost.

By getting a free shipping address with Forward.me, you can enjoy a 0% sales tax on all your purchases from the U.S., as well as international shipping without hassle. Shopping for new Apple gadgets has just become much more exciting!