Every country has a tradition and Apple tries to adapt to them as much as possible. Every year Apple offers a series of lucky bags called Fukubukuro or Lucky bags, which is priced at $ 300 in which users who buy them never lose money, since inside they always find items of a value equal to or greater than that of the bag. You never know what's in the bags, but logically it always compensates for the expense as long as you have most of the company's products, since we can find speakers, iPhone, iPad or MacBook cases, accessories, chargers or even the odd one. MacBook Air or iPad as has happened years ago.
The user who in previous years has found a Macbook Air In these Lucky Bags he is one of those that has benefited the most from this Japanese tradition, which Apple has just put an end to, we do not know if the reason is profitability or for any other reason that we do not know, but as we can read on the Apple website In Japan, Apple will launch a large number of offers on its devices, offers that will surely apply to the most veteran devices that the company continues to sell in the country, so no one should expect to get the new iPhone 7 or the new MacBook Pro at irresistible prices.
The sales will begin on January 2 and looks like it will be similar to Black Friday, where the company, in addition to the sales, will offer iTunes gift cards of up to $ 150 to users who purchase any of the new devices that the company has put on the market throughout 2016. At the moment these bags of luck have only been available in Japan, due to its tradition, but it would have been good to have the opportunity some year to buy one of these bags to see if we were lucky and inside we found some other interesting accessory for our Mac , or a MacBook Air without going any further.
