Paying for Apple Products and Services
You might be one of those interested in Apple products like Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod, HomePod, and many others or services like Apple Music, Apple TV+, or Apple Books. In order to enjoy those products or services, you will need to pay for them, and here are the payment methods accepted by Apple.
PayPalApple CardApple Business LeaseApple Account BalanceApple PayCredit Cards (American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, UnionPay)Debit CardsApple Gift Cards
Apple also allows you to use more than one payment method to pay for the purchase. Here are is a list of allowed combinations.
Credit Cards – not more than twoApple Gift Cards – not more than eight gift cardsApple Gift Cards – one credit card and up to eight gift cardsApple Gift Cards – Apple Account Balance and up to eight gift cardsApple Gift Cards – Apple Account Balance, not more than one credit card and up to eight gift cardsApple Account Balance – not more than one credit card and Apple Account Balance
Paying with PayPal
You can pay for your Apple purchases using PayPal as mentioned. Here are the steps on how to pay for them using PayPal.
Step 1: Head to Apple’s official website (you can also use the Apple Store app if you are using an iPhone)Step 2: Select the desired productStep 3: Configure the processor, storage, RAM, pre-installed software, and color of the productStep 4: After configuration add the product to your bag. Step 5: Now you will be redirected to another page, here you can add accessories to BagStep 6: Click on review bagStep 7: Review bag and add a gift message if requiredStep 8: Click on Check OutStep 8: Now here choose whether you want to pick up your product or get it delivered. Step 9: Click on Continue to Shipping Address and enter your addressStep 10: Click on Continue to Payment and choose PayPalStep 11: Now you will be directed to the PayPal website, log in with our username and passwordStep 12: Confirm your payment and that is all your payment is done and the order is successfully placed
Apple One and other Subscriptions
There are different Apple Subscriptions available and you can get all of them at once with Apple One.Does Apple take PayPal,Apple One is only available for Apple devices running the latest iOS, iPad OS or macOS.You might not be having an Apple device but you can still get Apple subscriptions from non-apple devices. You just need to make an Apple ID and make sure you put in your card details to pay for it. Note that you cannot pay for the subscriptions using PayPal and would need a Credit or Debit card for that. Though if you are an Apple product here is what Apple One offers.
Apple MusicApple ArcadeApple Fitness+Apple TV+Apple News+iCloud+ (storage depending upon whether you choose to pay for an Individual plan or the Family plan)
You may also be eligible for a free trial if you have never subscribed to any other Apple service included in the Apple One subscription. After the expiry date of the free trial, you will be automatically charged for the subscription which can be canceled at any time.
Conclusion
Does Apple take PayPal,Apple is a company offering great services and subscriptions accompanying great support for its hardware. You can easily get those subscriptions at a small price. All the services and subscriptions offered by Apple are great and a competitive option and good idea to spend for.
Q1.Can I share my Apple subscriptions with a family member?
A.Yes, Apple subscriptions can be shared with a family member if that person has an Apple ID and the plan you are paying for is a family plan and not an individual one. The subscription can be shared with up to five other family members so that is a total of six family members can use the subscription at a time.
Q2.How much does Apple One cost?
A.The Apple One plan for an Individual person costs $15 per month, $20 a month for a Family, and the Premier plan costs $30 per month.
Q3.How will I be charged for Shipping if I pay through PayPal?
A.If you have placed an order for multiple items, your PayPal will be charged separately for each shipment of the products.
