Apple Is Offering Apple TV Gift Cards to More Countries After Online Store Shutdown

With the purchase of an Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD, customers can now also purchase a gift card from Apple, which has previously been available only in the U.S., according to a report by MacRumors.

The initial promotion, which offered customers a $50 gift card with the purchase of an Apple TV, went live for US customers last month.

Following the closure of the Apple Store in a number of nations, Apple has increased the offer's availability in additional countries, such as Germany, the UK, Italy, France, and many more.

It is worth noting that the promotion will only run until August 15 for every available country, such as the US.

Online Apple Store's Shutdown

Apple shut down the online Apple Store from July 31 until Aug. 1 in a large number of territories. The only change that can be seen now that the Store is operational again is the extension and expansion of the previously US-exclusive Apple TV 4K gift card promotion.

An Apple Gift Card worth the equivalent of $50 will be given away with every purchase of up to two Apple TV 4K units in the UK, Australia, and other nations.

The Apple TV 4K promotion was previously running in the US Apple Store, but that location's online store was shut down the same night. This is due to the US offer's new Aug. 15 expiration date, which was originally set for July 14.

According to Cult of Mac, customers will receive a £40 ($48) gift card in the UK along with their order. The business is bundling a €50 ($61) gift card in European nations such as Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and other countries.

The 4K Apple TV costs $179 instead of the $149 for the HD model, which makes it more costly than its rivals. With Apple's promotion, the streaming box is a little less expensive, but this will only be in effect if you plan to purchase more goods or services from the business in the future.

The card can be used to buy any products from Apple, such as subscription services, Macs, iPhones, and App Store purchases.

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Written by Joaquin Victor Tacla