Mike Peterson
Apple has shared a new ad spot promoting its Apple One bundle, which includes a number of the company's services at a discounted monthly rate.
The quick thirty-second video dubs the Apple One subscription as a way to get "the best of Apple" all in one package. It gives an overview of the included services, ranging from Apple Arcade to Apple News.
Apple first launched its Apple One bundle in 2020. There are three different tiers of Apple One, including an Individual tier, a Family tier, and a Premier tier.
Individual accounts, which cost $14.95 a month, come with 50GB of iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple Arcade.
The more expensive Family Plan includes 200GB of iCloud data, Apple Music for up to six people via Family Sharing, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade. It costs $19.95 per month.
Apple One Premier includes all of Apple's services, including Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+, as well as 2TB of iCloud storage and everything that's included in the Family plan. It costs $30 a month.
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21 Comments
Apple One is useless to me. Too few choices on the bundles. Family plan would almost work except Apple thinks 200GB is plenty to backup 6 iPhones and 6 iPads. I have the 2TB iCloud storage because I also use Homekit compatible security cameras.
Apple One bundles would be better if you could tailor them to your needs. I don’t care for Apple Arcade and 2 TB of storage is too small in the grand scheme of things.
Let me pick the 2, 3, or 4 services I want and the level of iCloud storage, not just 200GB or 2TB. Then I might be interested.