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UAE’s First Apple Premium Partner Store to Open in Dubai

iSTYLE, a division of the Midis Group, has opened its first Apple Premium Partner (APP) store in the UAE today. It is located at Dubai Marina Mall. Since its establishment in 2005, iSTYLE has been a prominent Apple premium reseller in the UAE. It operates in 13 stores across the country.
With a focus on catering to various customer types, including businesses. Visit an iSTYLE store for expert guidance on incorporating Apple products into your digital lifestyle. In addition to an array of products, the store also offers a range of valuable services. It includes AppleCare+, Trade-in, and B2B solutions. Notably, iSTYLE’s reach extends beyond the borders of the UAE. Moreover, it encompasses a total of 59 dedicated Apple points of sale in 12 countries across the Middle East and North Africa region. As iSTYLE continues to expand its presence in the region, their commitment to excellence remains steadfast. The launch of the new Apple Premium Partner store at Dubai Marina Mall signifies a momentous occasion, promising customers an immersive experience that sets a new benchmark in the Apple retail landscape. https://dubainews.tv/uaes-first-apple-premium-partner-store-to-open-in-dubai/?feed_id=16865&_unique_id=646a8f1b87e6e
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