The store features over 80 trained specialists and showcases the latest iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch models.
Visitors can access services like Trade-In, financing, personalised setup and Apple Pickup for online orders.
The outlet hosts free Today at Apple workshops and operates entirely on renewable energy with a carbon-neutral footprint.
Apple has officially opened its first retail store in Noida and its fifth retail outlet in India. The Apple Noida store is located in DLF Mall of India and is among the company’s biggest stores in the country. The customers will be able to get a full range of products, services and experiences in the region, including the iPhone 17 series, latest MacBooks, iPads and accessories.
SurveyThe store, now open to the public, has over 80 trained specialists ready to assist shoppers with purchases, setup and expert guidance. The visitors can also explore the latest Apple Watch Series 11 and Watch Ultra 3, the new iPad Pro, and the 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by the M5 chip. Apple’s retail services, including Trade-In, financing options, and Apple Pickup for online orders, are also available.
Just like other stores in India, the store also hosts Today at Apple sessions, free workshops on photography, coding, music, fitness and art, designed to inspire learning and creativity. The sessions, such as Work Smarter on Mac, Take Better Photos on iPhone, and Code Your First App, from the very first day.
The store showcases Apple services like Apple Music and Apple TV and provides dedicated business support teams to help enterprises manage devices and grow their operations. In line with Apple’s sustainability goals, the facility runs entirely on renewable energy and maintains a carbon-neutral footprint.
“Connection is at the heart of everything we do in Apple retail, and we’re excited to open the doors to a new store built for community and creativity with Apple Noida,” said Deirdre O’Brien, Apple’s senior vice president of Retail and People.
Apple Noida is the second in the NCR region, joining Apple Saket in Delhi and complements existing stores in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune.
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