New Macs - Caution when buying...

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As is always the case when new releases happen, there's a time when some retailers try and sell overstocks as current new models. We've heard this a couple of times today on iMac. At some larger high street retailers.. in most cases, staff are not actually aware that there was a new model released last week - this will apply to all Mac's. So, be careful and ask - or better still just contact us.

On our website, if you add the Mac you want to your cart and then view the cart, you'll notice we show the Apple product code.. this defines exactly which model it is so feel free to use our site to make sure you're getting a current model. Or, better still, order from us where you will always get the very latest exactly as per the Apple website but at slightly better pricing.

See below - add your product to your cart on the website and you'll see the model number code.. This tells you EXACTLY what you're getting - and this is exactly the same as the Apple Australia Store.

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