If you ever wanted a demo iPhone charger or Apple Pencil tray from the Apple Store, you can get one.<\/b>
\nIn summary:
AppleUnsold, an Australian seller, offers exclusive Apple Store display items like MagSafe demo chargers and AirPods Max stands that Apple doesn\u2019t sell publicly.
Macworld reports the store\u2019s legality appears questionable, though it maintains positive eBay feedback from customers who\u2019ve purchased these unique accessories.
Most items are currently sold out with restocking expected mid-February, highlighting demand for Apple\u2019s internal store fixtures and diagnostic tools.
For whatever reason, it\u2019s been more than a decade since Apple released a new iPhone dock. The last iPhone Lightning Dock made by Apple was back in 2015, and ever since MagSafe and USB-C arrived, Apple has only sold cables and pucks that can fit into third-party stands.
That\u2019s not the case in the Apple Store. Walk through the doors and you\u2019ll see rows of beautiful white MagSafe docks and stands for everything on display. Unfortunately, these accessories belong to the store; you can\u2019t take them up to the till with your new iPhone and include them with your purchase. But a new online storefront appears to be the first place where you can buy them.
Called AppleUnsold, the Australia-based seller promises to deliver \u201call the Apple products you can\u2019t buy, whether it\u2019s store displays, Genius Bar tools, or even employee merch, we\u2019ve got it.\u201d Among the items available for purchase are iPhone MagSafe demo chargers, AirPods Max demo stands, and Apple Vision Pro trays, as well as diagnostic gear and cables, including an Apple Watch restore dock and HomePod debugging cable.
It\u2019s all very sketchy and possibly illegal, though AppleUnsold also has an eBay storefront with 100 percent positive feedback from 15 customers. One person who purchased a \u201cGenuine Apple iPhone MagSafe Retail Store Demo Display Stand\u201d wrote, \u201cDock as described. Genuine product.\u201d
Many of the items offered are sold out, though the site says it aims to be fully restocked by mid-February. But we wouldn\u2019t be surprised to see Apple shut it down before then.<\/p>\n