Apple deviates from custom with the release of the new iPad
The new iPad model was released by American electronics giant Apple on Tuesday, upending several long-standing customs and introducing fresh features that set it apart from previous models.
The iPad Air and iPad Pro, which were previously only available in 11-inch and 13-inch sizes, have now been introduced by the iPhone manufacturer. You might be surprised by another modification to their recently revealed products.
As reported by 9to5Mac, the new iPad Air and iPad Pro cartons will not have any Apple stickers.
The idea is to avoid plastic packaging and to continue being environmentally friendly.
But, if you purchase a new iPad Air or iPad Pro, you can also receive Apple Stickers, which are given to consumers who purchase the company’s most recent devices.
Since 1977, the stickers have been a part of the company’s goods.
The package of the March-announced M3 MacBook Air still contains stickers; the February-released Apple Vision Pro did not.
In the event that their stores run out of stickers, you can order more. If you purchase from a different vendor, such as Amazon or Best Buy, stickers won’t be available.
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