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Buying one of the famous Apple Watches in Australia series isn't always a cheap affair. Six generations of Apple Watches have been developed, and with Apple products starting with the iPhone back in 2008, it would have cost you about $700, whereas now the top-shelf iPhone 12 Pro Mac with more than 500GB of storage is a whopping $2,369! The new Apple Watch 6 series will set you back roughly a cool $600- 1,200 Australian dollars... So, the million-dollar question is - do I get the latest generation Apple Watch, or should I think about a refurbished older model?
Okay, so one of the refurbished Apple Watch series isn't quite as good as new. Still, these watches are cheaper, more sustainable, and now even available at the supermarket in Australia... And when you think of the e-waste, which is the world's fastest growing solid-waste stream, it's a scary thought. Add into the mix that the e-waste in Australia is increasing at a rate which is three times faster than any of its general waste, , you'll know that there's a serious environmental issue too.
So, the way to go? Refurbishment. Why buy a new Apple Watch when you can save if you purchase a refurbished device in Australia? There have been quite a few generations of the Apple Watch series, all with a variety of screen sizes, connectivity options, case materials, and straps, and which span from a couple of hundred dollars to literally thousands.
A refurbished Apple Watch is one that was previously owned and which has been sold or traded into a company that then runs quality tests and rejuvenates it to the best possible working order. This often means replacing the battery or a cracked screen on the device, and it's pretty standard for you to see big names such as Apple refurbished. The refurbished Apple Watch will then be graded, usually based on appearance. There’s no standardized grading system, so read the fine print. An Apple Watch with medium to heavy signs of wear will usually be the cheapest.
So, in reality, one of the refurbished Apple watch series are pre-owned, but with a meticulous refurbishing process undertaken, it’s highly unlikely you'll even know. In fact, although the packaging looks familiar, it's hard to tell the difference between a refurbished and new Apple Watch. And so, when you take the possible savings in cost between a new and refurbished watch, buying a refurbished Apple Watch is a more tempting offer, particularly if you buy your refurbished Apple Watch from a reputable company that will offer you a warranty when you purchase.
Under Australian Consumer Law, if a product or service you buy fails to meet the consumer law, you have the right to ask for a repair if the fault is minor. In contrast, you can expect a replacement or refund, especially if the product has significant problems. These rights apply to both new and secondhand goods, although the length of time the rights apply depends on what is reasonable for the product. The Consumer law advises that 'a business should be clear about what components in a refurbished well have been replaced. They need to state if any of the features are secondhand. This allows the consumer can assess how long the product might last.
When buying a refurbished Apple Watch from an Apple store direct from the UK or USA, you'll probably have free express shipping, a 30-day money-back guarantee, and a 12-month guarantee. The same goes for purchases of refurbished Apple watches in Australia, where you should get free shipping, a change of mind policy and a 12-month warranty.
Because Apple’s latest Watch is incredibly successful, it's meant it hasn’t been that easy to find at discounted prices in Australia. This makes the appeal of refurbished Apple Watches really appealing... It’s certainly worth considering, as top-quality refurbished products can look as good as new and, packaging aside, the product you'll get is very similar to having bought one brand new. It also offers better value for money because the battery will have been replaced.
All refurbished Apple Watch models are thoroughly inspected, tested, cleaned, and repackaged with a new box. The watch will come with all manuals and accessories, including a magnetic charging station and an external power adapter. It, therefore, appears that Apple's refurbished products are basically identical to brand new ones. So, when you buy a refurbished Apple Watch Series 1 or any other model, you’ll get the same warranty that you’d get when purchasing a brand-new Apple Watch, along with all the manuals and accessories that come with the smartwatch. The only really noticeable difference is the packaging - refurbished Apple products from the Apple Store or online come in a plain white box with no Apple branding or imagery. Newer models such as Apple watch series 2 SS 38mm might cost a bit more than previous-gen models.
If you want a cellular version of the Apple watch, you can buy a refurbished Apple watch cellular in Australia. A refurbished Apple watch cellular would offer more value than a brand new one at a fraction of the price.
If you’re on the lookout for a second hand Apple Watch in Australia, you have to buy from a reputable retailer. If it doesn't bother you, you could link up with an older Apple Watch Series 4, or maybe a Series 3, which means you could find one with a larger screen, cellular connectivity, or a premium watch strap for less money than the new Apple Watch.
Well, to be honest, you'd be crazy not to look at what's out there - there are some great offers you can find for Smart Watches in Australia, especially from the Apple Refurbished department for an older and even newer model like Apple Watch series 6 40mm, and depending on what you want to use the watch for, you can get some great bargains with very little to lose.
Apple is going to be around for a very long time, and you know you'll always get a brilliant product - brand-new or refurbished...