The doors are open at iStore in Lusaka’s East Park Mall. iStore, which has 23 stores in Africa, is the ultimate destination to get everything Apple and with the official launch of the East Park Mall store, you’ll now be able to shop for your favourite Apple products.
At the new store, you can enjoy the unique iStore experience that no other store can offer. Friendly local staff members are trained to assist you with any Apple-related queries you have. You’ll receive complimentary in-store services such as technical support, in-store product setups and training, so you can learn everything about Apple products, and get the most out of them. Customers can also try out products in store, making for a hands-on, interactive and engaging store experience.
iStore also stocks a large range of accessories such as Knomo bags, Beats headphones, Fitbit fitness trackers, Griffin iPhone and iPad covers, plus Apple cables, chargers and adapters.
iStore wants to celebrate its’ opening for more than just a day, and has some incredible opening specials that you can take advantage of until 6 December 2015: You can save on everything from iPhone and iPad covers to headphones and screen covers. Visit the store for more information.
iStore is an Apple Premium Reseller (APR), which is a dedicated hub for Apple products and accessories. With 23 stores in Africa, iStore is the largest APR in Southern Africa. iStore aims to maximise customer value offerings by providing an authentic Apple experience and offering customers exclusive services such as in-store complimentary training, technical support, and technical set-up.
good for people who own apple products but i wonder what happened to the blackberry store in manda hill it most be a ghost town by now
Manda hill is a shopping Mall it is not a Town. The shops that sell other products other than your Blackberry are still there.
I am in need of an Apple phone
This is good. Anything apple is good. now those who were robbing others by charging them more will not rob them much anymore.
LT I hope this article has been paid for by this selfsame company which sells overpriced electronics made in sweatshops in China!!
Good, joining the rest of the world enjoying quality products.
iPhones are for the homeless….
Their products are good but the pricing is ridiculous. I pass by two Apples Stores here in New York and I never dare enter those stores lest I embarrass myself. We’ll see how well they do in Zambia. Apple is not just Electronics, it’s also class. They sell this idea that you’re ‘cool’ to be using Apple products. You belong to a select group of people. What kind of people would price a phone at $700? No morality in their business model at all.
Ok but thats true. I really want an iPhone and i have been a fun from chilhood. I had iPhone 5s it was stolen last year December and my icloud was not active so couldnt Find my Iphone. Problem is they are so expensive right now Iphone 6s Plus 64gb is K 15 000 which is like $1500. its a shame
Namayo. Stay away if you can’t afford. Coward you even ran from Zambia.
chill…………Apple’s products are smooth…………I don’t regret using Apple products………Yes the prices are ridiculously too high though we don’t want just BUY the label……..We need the original AND AUTHENTIC
devices meant for the American and European markets….
Wow I got an iPad but the apple Id is a problem ,,, ts great that Zambia is also counted.
I have got an apple account but can’t update using my Zambian visa. What do I do?
i av an iphone 5s which is locked with an icloud,jst want to find out if you do unlock iclouds.
Apple products are similarly priced to high quality Samsung, IBM, and Dell products. Yes you can buy much less expensive products but they will be plastic, break easily and not have the same features or durability. Apple iPhones cost about the same as similarly featured Android phones, and Apple MacBooks cost about the same as similarly featured Dell business laptops (weight, screen, processor, RAM and storage).