
Apple has officially opened its first retail outlet in Noida, marking a significant milestone as the company’s fifth store in India. Nestled within the DLF Mall of India, one of the largest shopping destinations in the country, the new location provides customers with access to the entire array of Apple products, services, and immersive experiences. Shoppers can explore the latest offerings, including the new iPhone lineup, Apple Watch Ultra 3, and Series 11 models, as well as the updated iPad Pro and 14-inch MacBook Pro, both powered by the innovative M5 chip. The store boasts a team of over 80 trained specialists ready to provide personalized assistance, help with device setup, and support for those transitioning to iOS for the first time. In addition to trade-in options and financing plans, customers can take advantage of expert technical support. The store features dedicated zones for Apple Music, Apple TV, and various services, along with interactive product tables designed to facilitate hands-on exploration. For online shoppers, the Apple Pickup service offers a convenient way to collect purchases in-store at their convenience. Business clients will also find tailored support from specialized teams, which offer guidance on device deployment, management, and strategies for organizational growth. Notably, Apple Noida operates entirely on renewable energy, maintaining a fully carbon-neutral footprint. Opening hours for Apple Noida are as follows: from December 11, the store will be open from 1 PM to 10 PM, and from December 12 to December 17, daily hours will be from 11 AM to 10 PM. Additionally, the store will offer 'Today at Apple' sessions—free daily workshops led by Apple Creatives, focusing on skills like photography, art, music, coding, and practical tips for maximizing Apple device usage. Customers can book these sessions online starting from the grand opening day.
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