Every year, and to take advantage of the Christmas sales pull, Apple extends the return period of its products, beyond the 15 days that by law it is required to offer. The guys from Cupertino want people who do not know if an Apple device can meet the needs they are looking for, to be able to try it beyond the 15 days required by law and extending the return period of their products is the best way , as the user has plenty of time to test your product, analyze it and check if it really is what you are looking for.
Apple has been extending the return period for several years for a simple reason: because it works and the vast majority of users convince themselves and finally do not return the product. Last year, Apple began offering an extended return period on November 10, however this year, eThe term will begin on November 25, being in force until December 25, so that all the products that we buy in that period of time can be returned until January 8, 2018 in the United States, Canada and Australia.
Last year in Europe, that deadline was extended until January 20, but in the absence of official confirmation from the Cupertino-based company, it is more than likely that it will be the same date this year. The products that become part of this promotion are the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV, leaving out the gift cards for obvious reasons. All products can be opened and used but they have to be returned on the corresponding date in perfect condition and with the original packaging if we want to get the money back.
To be completely sure that the products we purchase during this period are part of this promotion to extend the return time, we must look at the purchase receipt or invoice, where by law the maximum return time of the article that we have acquired must be indicated.