Apple Watch Will Reach 3 New Countries Next July 17

Apple Watch. Source: www.macrumors.com

Netherlands, Sweden and Thailand will be the next countries to receive the Apple Watch. Today, Apple Watch just landed in 6 other countries, it’s time the company begin to  expansion the Apple Watch. They are the Netherlands, Sweden and Thailand, 3 new countries added to the list which is already available next July 17, three weeks later than the second wave launching.

The news has been confirmed through the Apple website in those countries. Apple already announced “The Watch is coming,” and sets the date the 17th of July. Currently, the Apple Watch is now available in a total of 16 countries including the United States, Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, China, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland and Taiwan.

It seems that the international expansion of Apple Watch will be much slower and more gradual than other products of the firm.  Apple provides two alternatives for the purchase of this product. Purchasing through online stores or traditional channels, the direct purchase at the store.

Apple Watch will be available in more than 30 countries before ending 2015

In addition, it is expected that Apple Watch is available in 13 more countries before the end of year, so until the end of the year it has been available in 32 countries. The Apple website still shows the sign “Available in 2015” and would find India, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Malaysia, New Zealand, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Austria, Finland, Turkey and Brazil.

Of course, we are only referring to the Apple official marketing channels, although the company also announced that it will provide the different dealers that can be found in every country in the world. This is an especially important notifies for users in America Latin.

While early reviews of the device have been mixed, it appears that it sold incredibly well — though we won’t know exactly how many units have been shipped until Apple reports the next quarterly earnings.

Via iphonehacks