August 2, 201213 yr Author Tukcom also has an official Apple store, as does Central Festival. Not a bad place to buy one, especially with all the VERY good copies running around. Tukcom also has an official Apple store, as does Central Festival. Not a bad place to buy one, especially with all the VERY good copies running around. Tukcom or Festival "not a bad place to buy"??? Edited August 2, 201213 yr by croweater
August 2, 201213 yr As is true anywhere in the world, it's best to shop around to get the best price. If that's important to you.
August 2, 201213 yr As is true anywhere in the world, it's best to shop around to get the best price. If that's important to you. But sometimes the best price could mean it's a fake. If i were to buy an Apple product i would only choose an official store, as you suggested in your previous post.
August 2, 201213 yr Yes the Apple store on the ground floor at tukcom is ok. There is also an Apple dealer on the 3rd floor. Why not buy a new iPad 3? The price depends on how many gig you want, e.g.; 16, 32 or 64g. I believe the 16g starts around 22,000 baht
August 2, 201213 yr Silly to buy an ipad2 when the ipad3 is only a bit more expensive. 16gb ipad3 16,500 baht. Better to buy from the official stores than take the risk to save 2,000 baht.
August 2, 201213 yr I just got a new Ipad (3) for 16.5k at Numchai 2 weeks ago. I prefered the wifi version as i can make a hotspot on my phone and use it everywhere with my datapackage from AIS
August 2, 201213 yr Author I just got a new Ipad (3) for 16.5k at Numchai 2 weeks ago. I prefered the wifi version as i can make a hotspot on my phone and use it everywhere with my datapackage from AIS I just got a new Ipad (3) for 16.5k at Numchai 2 weeks ago. I prefered the wifi version as i can make a hotspot on my phone and use it everywhere with my datapackage from AIS Is it a dinkum 3? Been to tukcom and Festival today, 22K.
August 2, 201213 yr I don't think the Apple shop in Tukcom is an "official" store if i remember correctly. They have no Apple "genius's" there whereas in the shop in Central Festival you can go in and ask for assistance advice related to all Mac products.
August 2, 201213 yr Avoid the iStudio Apple store in Central Beach. They are very unhelpful (in my experience). Official prices can be found here: http://store.apple.c...pad/family/ipad 16.5k baht is the right price for the 16GB model, 22.5k will get you the 64GB model. I have not seen much variation from this in the dealers. The shop on the ground floor in Tuk Com is OK, as is the store on the 3rd floor. Power Buy in Central Beach sells them. If you buy from somewhere selling a range of Apple products then you will be OK. Edited August 2, 201213 yr by FracturedRabbit
August 3, 201213 yr Author Thanks for all the advice.Except for the camera, why change from ipad to ipad 2 or 3?
August 3, 201213 yr <snip> According to Apples list of resellers the only official Apple reseller in Pattaya is "iStudio by Com7 @ Central Pattaya Beach". I can confirm it can be very difficult to get any sort of support/warranty on products bought in Tukcom. I bought a cheap 7" Android tablet for my wife to watch movies on. It was prominently marked Samsung and at 2,700 baht obviously a fake. No problem with that, but two weeks later it would no longer charge, either through charger or USB. When I went back with it they refused to do anything about it, so I went to City Hall and asked assistance from the nice people in the consumer protection office. After a soft-spoken phone call I returned to the shop, and now they were all smiles and apologies and the tablet was repaired with no charge. The guy in City Hall directly suggested to buy electronics somewhere else in the future. Edited August 3, 201213 yr by craigt3365
August 3, 201213 yr To avoid a potential libel claim, I have removed a few posts. Apologies to the members whose posts I have removed, along with associated replies.
August 3, 201213 yr <snip> According to Apples list of resellers the only official Apple reseller in Pattaya is "iStudio by Com7 @ Central Pattaya Beach". I can confirm it can be very difficult to get any sort of support/warranty on products bought in Tukcom. I bought a cheap 7" Android tablet for my wife to watch movies on. It was prominently marked Samsung and at 2,700 baht obviously a fake. No problem with that, but two weeks later it would no longer charge, either through charger or USB. When I went back with it they refused to do anything about it, so I went to City Hall and asked assistance from the nice people in the consumer protection office. After a soft-spoken phone call I returned to the shop, and now they were all smiles and apologies and the tablet was repaired with no charge. The guy in City Hall directly suggested to buy electronics somewhere else in the future. Wow! Fantastic. Congrats. You're my hero!!
August 3, 201213 yr http://www.bahtsold.com/en/home http://www.apple.com/th http://bangkok.craigslist.co.th http://www.mac2hand.com http://www.uficon.com
August 3, 201213 yr Author Silly to buy an ipad2 when the ipad3 is only a bit more expensive. 16gb ipad3 16,500 baht. Better to buy from the official stores than take the risk to save 2,000 baht. Silly to buy an ipad2 when the ipad3 is only a bit more expensive. 16gb ipad3 16,500 baht. Better to buy from the official stores than take the risk to save 2,000 baht. Took you advice ol son. Ipad3 32 gb 19500 with a 1395 vat refund, going on hols next week. Edited August 3, 201213 yr by croweater
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