In an exciting move to celebrate the Year of the Snake, Apple has launched a limited edition AirTag adorned with a unique snake engraving, enriching its tradition of zodiac-inspired products for the New Year in Japan. This attractive edition is not available for direct purchase; instead, it is offered exclusively to customers who buy select Apple products during a special promotion.

The campaign will take place from January 2 to January 5, 2025, and visitors to Apple's Japan website can find details regarding this unique offering. As part of this promotion, customers who purchase certain Apple devices will receive gift cards valued at up to ¥30,000 (approximately $200), depending on their chosen product.

Exclusive Offers Await!

Eligible Apple products for this promotion include a wide range:

- **Beats Solo Buds and Studio Buds+:** Up to ¥6,000

- **Magic Keyboard for iPad and Apple Pencil (2nd Gen and Pro):** Up to ¥6,000

- **Apple TV 4K and HomePod:** Up to ¥8,000

- **iPhone 14, iPhone 15, or iPhone SE:** Up to ¥11,000

- **Apple Watch SE, Series 10, and Ultra 2:** Up to ¥11,000

- **AirPods (various models):** Up to ¥12,000

- **10th Gen iPad, M2 iPad Air, and M4 iPad Pro:** Up to ¥15,000

- **M2 and M3 MacBook Air:** Up to ¥30,000

Moreover, there's a special incentive for early buyers! The first 50,000 customers purchasing an iPhone 14, iPhone 15, or iPhone SE will receive the exclusive Year of the Snake AirTag, making this promotion even more enticing.

What’s Excluded?

While customers can enjoy extensive offers, high-end devices like the iPhone 16 series and the recently launched iPad mini 7 are notably excluded from the promotion.

Apple’s Growth Strategy in India

In other news, Apple is escalating its efforts in India, projected to become its third-largest market by 2026, succeeding the U.S. and China. According to The Economic Times, local sales are expected to soar by 20% next year, driven by a burgeoning middle class and increasing disposable income. Currently, India stands as Apple’s fifth-largest market, trailing Japan and the UK, but the rapid growth suggests it may soon outrank them.

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