Watch This Sneak-Peek Into Apple's BKC Mumbai Store Before It Opens To The Public

A day before Apple opens the doors to its first retail store in India to the public, the tech giant gave a sneak-peek into the sprawling store. The team at Moneycontrol was on the spot to give you exclusive previews into the space, and here it is! Watch the video to find out where each product is placed, what the ‘genuis bar’ is all about, and what your experience at the store is going to look like!
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[anandvijayan]

Really annoying that it is always Mumbai or Delhi getting the first of anything. Almost as if the rest of India does not exist.

[technicaltreasures]

It's just a store, don't freak out everybody lol

[bansurichandu]

This doesn’t change anything, people will still wait for the big billion day and buy last year’s iphone at cheaper rate 😅

[siddharthsriram]

Don’t think the value prop of this store is attractive enough . Just having experts talk about products and locally sourced interiors doesn’t make the cut. People are busy and may drop into the nearest apple dealer/ service center to pick up something. It will attract curious buyers and footfall initially, but only time will tell if the interest will sustain. Unlikely that it will. 42 lacs in rent and inventory costs maybe manageable. But high salaries for 100 or so “experts” maybe a bit of stretch. You don’t want to be out numbered by sales reps or experts when you go to the store either.

[technicaltreasures]

It's a sin to speak in fluent hindi in bharat nowadays! Otherwise you ain't cool with a capital C.

[albertjose]

There is no hype when Samsung is opening…. isheeps

[jitendrasemil]

nothing unique..usual store of any company..

[nowislife]

congratulations apple for taking incetives of carbon neutral stores other companies should also emulate apple
the store is
operationally carbon neutral running on
hundred percent renewable energy