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Bridget Carey explains how to find discounts on Apple products, noting that while Apple Stores rarely have sales, educational discounts are available year-round for college students and educators through Apple's education store. Currently, Apple is offering a gift card promotion with purchases of MacBooks and iPads until September 24th, provided the buyer meets education eligibility requirements. For those without student status, alternative savings can be found at other retailers like Best Buy, which offers direct discounts. The video also highlights purchasing refurbished Apple products from Apple's website as a way to get devices like the MacBook Neo for approximately $100 off the retail price without needing to prove student status. Additionally, Apple's trade-in program and monthly installment options are mentioned as ways to make new devices more affordable, and discounts on accessories like Satechi hubs and Logitech mice are also suggested.

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Consumers looking to purchase Apple devices can find ways to save money outside of traditional sales events by utilizing educational discounts, refurbished products, or exploring deals at third-party retailers.

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