Official storefront sources
Listings are collected from publicly accessible Apple Store product, configuration, and refurbished catalog responses for each supported region. Every result retains a direct link to the corresponding Apple storefront.
Collection and publication
Regional new and refurbished catalogs are refreshed on a staggered schedule. A collection run is validated before it replaces the currently published result set. If an upstream endpoint fails or a required product family is missing, the incomplete run does not erase the last complete regional result.
The “Updated” label reflects the latest published result relevant to the selected regions and conditions. It does not imply that every individual Apple listing changed at that time.
Prices
Prices come from the regional Apple storefront and remain in the storefront's native currency: CNY, EUR, GBP, JPY, SGD, or USD. Apple Catalog does not mix currencies for price filtering and does not present converted prices as official Apple prices.
Availability states
- Available online
- Apple explicitly reported the configuration as buyable online in the latest published result. A published Apple Refurbished listing is treated as available until a later complete refurbished catalog no longer contains it.
- Available at an Apple Store
- Apple explicitly reported pickup availability for that SKU and store. “Ships to store” is shown separately and is not counted as inventory already in the store.
- Unavailable
- Apple explicitly reported that online purchase or store pickup was not currently available.
- Availability unconfirmed
- The storefront did not provide a reliable availability signal. Missing data and failed collections are never treated as out of stock.
Online catalogs are refreshed hourly. Apple Store pickup is sampled every six hours, so short-lived changes can occur between observations. The linked Apple page remains the final source for purchase and delivery decisions.
History and retention
Configuration pages combine equivalent hardware across supported regions while keeping condition, currency, and storefront separate. Color and display finish are part of an exact configuration. Raw online observations are retained for 90 days; status, restock, sellout, and price-change events are retained for longer-term history. Apple Store history begins when store collection is enabled and cannot be reconstructed for earlier dates.
Normalization and limitations
Product family, chip, CPU and GPU core counts, memory, storage, finish, and localized shipping text are normalized for consistent display. When Apple omits a field, the catalog displays an unknown value instead of inferring one.
Apple storefront interfaces can change without notice. Parser or request failures are treated as upstream uncertainty, not negative inventory evidence.