Apple has expanded its Education Store to include the Apple Watch in ten Asian‑Pacific markets, letting students and teachers snap up the Series 11, SE 3, or Ultra 3 at reduced rates. Discounts reach up to 10 percent, with the Series 11 priced at $609 in Australia versus $679 retail. The move adds a wearable to the lineup of discounted Macs, iPads and accessories for learners worldwide.

Eligibility hinges on online proof through UNiDAYS, the same service Apple uses elsewhere. In Australia and Hong Kong, students verify via a school email, photo ID or other documentation, and receive immediate confirmation of eligibility, then gain instant access to education pricing across the region. SE 3 starts at $369 and Ultra 3 at $1,259, each shaved by roughly $30‑$140 compared with standard pricing.

By folding the Watch into its education catalog, Apple nudges a generation toward health‑focused tech while bolstering device sales in price‑sensitive markets. Schools can now bundle wearables with existing Mac and iPad programs, simplifying procurement. The rollout demonstrates Apple’s broader strategy to lock in younger users through ecosystem incentives within academic curricula.