First Apple Store opened in India, Tim Cook inaugurated in Mumbai

Apple Store in India: Apple has launched the first Apple Store in India. Tim Cook, CEO of the iPhone maker, inaugurated the Apple BKC store in Mumbai. Applestore was launched on such an occasion when the company is celebrating the completion of 25 years in India. After Mumbai, it is now Delhi's turn as India's second Apple Store will open in Saket on 20 April. With the opening of the Apple Store, now customers will get the benefit of the company's products and services directly.

India is one of the largest smartphone market in the world. That's why Apple also does not want to let such a big market go out of hand. With the launch of the Apple Store, the company will get a chance to connect directly with the Indian customers. Apart from this, customers will also be able to take advantage of Apple's excellent service.

552 Apple Stores in 25 countries

Even before the launch, a huge crowd gathered at the Apple Store in Mumbai. All these people have witnessed India's first Apple Store. After Apple BKC in Mumbai and Apple Saket in Delhi, the total number of Apple stores will reach 552 stores. These include the Apple Park Visitor Center in Cupertino. Apple stores are present in 25 countries of the company selling iPhone and other products all over the world.

Suber will open from 11am to 10pm

Talking about the exact location of Mumbai's Apple Store, it is present in Jio World Drive Bandra Kurla Complex. The company has also released its timing. The Apple Store will be open from 11 am to 10 pm. You can take advantage of the service here seven days a week. The employees working in the store have already been given training.

Staff speaking more than 20 languages

Apple Store BKC has more than 100 employees who can speak more than 20 languages. The Apple Store in Mumbai welcomes customers from all corners of the world. Here they will be given the details of the best products and services. The facility of Apple Trade in program will also be available at the store.