Apple Watch

[trd2970]

Apply watch worth to buy ??? Any advice???

Of cos la

Sent from LGE LG-H959 using GAGT

 

[Snoweagle]

Yes it is worth to buy.

 

[Nicole_Nayden]

It's the best selling smart watch in the market, that's how good it is.

Okay ... Make me wanted to go feel feel

 

[R4ng3r]

best watch ever. period.

 

[Snoweagle]

Okay ... Make me wanted to go feel feel

Go to any of the selected Nubox, Epicenter, iStudio and Infinite to try it out, really is very nice!

 

[Snoweagle]

best watch ever. period.

Should be best smartwatch.

 

[rza29]

my lil review and unboxing

http://www.techkie.net/#!Unbox-Review-Apple-Watch-Sport/c2011/55b0f9fb0cf286eab02a3550

 

[ianfann]

my lil review and unboxing

http://www.techkie.net/#!Unbox-Review-Apple-Watch-Sport/c2011/55b0f9fb0cf286eab02a3550

Nice writeup bro

 

[frozenh2o]

Quick question, thinking of getting apple care plus for the watch to invoke the accidental damage coverage in the near future. Anyone knows if the warranty(APPLECARE+) will be valid if I purchase the extended overseas?

 

[speedster4005]

Quick question, thinking of getting apple care plus for the watch to invoke the accidental damage coverage in the near future. Anyone knows if the warranty(APPLECARE+) will be valid if I purchase the extended overseas?

Talked to a Apple support staff here in SG roughly a couple of months back about this since I did not buy the AC+ right away and got my watch from the US. I was perplexed about his answers, but they are so detailed:

1. You won't be able to buy an AppleCare+ in SG for a watch that was bought overseas. You have to buy it from the country of purchase.

2. If the warranty is invoked (with or without AppleCare+) and you send it in for servicing here in SG, the service center *will* (not even *may*) ask for a proof of identity that you are from the country of purchase (so I in my case, I will be asked to show a US passport or a US driver's license.)

And to affirm his answers, he directed me to the AppleCare+ AppleWatch warranty information site in which explicitly mentioned that the warranty is similar to the iPhone, which is from the country of purchase.

But... This is Apple. "Apple Moments" are just right around the corner. ;-)

 

[stanleyj]

Yeah thought he would wear the Edition one.

Can see what he wear in todays Straits Time Life D4 page. Now i know why he iis in Sg

 

[Snoweagle]

Can see what he wear in todays Straits Time Life D4 page. Now i know why he iis in Sg

Last week he was on the lunchtime show on Class 95 with Yasminne, guess he's an Apple fan too.

 

[frozenh2o]

Talked to a Apple support staff here in SG roughly a couple of months back about this since I did not buy the AC+ right away and got my watch from the US. I was perplexed about his answers, but they are so detailed:

1. You won't be able to buy an AppleCare+ in SG for a watch that was bought overseas. You have to buy it from the country of purchase.

2. If the warranty is invoked (with or without AppleCare+) and you send it in for servicing here in SG, the service center *will* (not even *may*) ask for a proof of identity that you are from the country of purchase (so I in my case, I will be asked to show a US passport or a US driver's license.)

And to affirm his answers, he directed me to the AppleCare+ AppleWatch warranty information site in which explicitly mentioned that the warranty is similar to the iPhone, which is from the country of purchase.

But... This is Apple. "Apple Moments" are just right around the corner. ;-)

Thanks for the reply!

Had really good "apple moments" with the apple store in brisbane when I was there. They fixed my macbook pro bought in SG, no drama, no charge (AppleCare). From what you have mentioned, I am a little doubtful SG service centres for Apple will honour the apple care from other territories.

Guess I'll just have to fork out for the SG Apple Care

 

[swgj86]

have u tried buying the AppleCare+ for the watch?

i just can't seem to add that into the virtual shopping bag.

http://www.apple.com/sg/shop/product/ACPLUS_AUTO_WATCH_SPORT-131740/applecare-for-apple-watch-sport

does it require us to call in or buy online? any idea?

 

[speedster4005]

have u tried buying the AppleCare+ for the watch?

i just can't seem to add that into the virtual shopping bag.

http://www.apple.com/sg/shop/product/ACPLUS_AUTO_WATCH_SPORT-131740/applecare-for-apple-watch-sport

does it require us to call in or buy online? any idea?

You can only add it to the cart when you buy it together with the watch. Otherwise, you need to call Apple Store to purchase it separately.

 

[swgj86]

icic .. thanks for the info! will do so later.

 

[speedster4005]

Thanks for the reply!

Had really good "apple moments" with the apple store in brisbane when I was there. They fixed my macbook pro bought in SG, no drama, no charge (AppleCare). From what you have mentioned, I am a little doubtful SG service centres for Apple will honour the apple care from other territories.

Guess I'll just have to fork out for the SG Apple Care

Where did you buy your watch? Here in SG?

 

[frozenh2o]

Where did you buy your watch? Here in SG?

Yup, I guess. Picked it up from a seller on hwz.

 

[speedster4005]

Yup, I guess. Picked it up from a seller on hwz.

Well, you may actually check from the model number where it was purchased, where the last 4 characters ends with these suffixes:

Singapore - ZA/A
Hong Kong - ZP/A
US - LL/A
Japan - 2J/A
AU - 2X/A

So I hope yours is from SG, so that you can purchase the AppleCare+ from here. For mine, I actually have to ask a relative to buy it for me in the US since they declined to sell me one here.

 

[muah123]

who is this Apple Support staff in Singapore? you called them?

I bought AC after the purchase of my watch and it was noted that the warranty is international. Just confuse with the answers.

thanks