Aeroplan has kicked off a new limited-time promotion for Apple fans, offering several ways to earn and save on hardware through its eStore. The primary offer is a 7x points multiplier on eligible Apple items, which is available for the next 4 days (started yesterday).
This points bonus is scheduled to end on March 9, 2026. For those looking to redeem points instead of spending cash, Aeroplan is also discounting its shop. Members can save 20 per cent in points on Apple products until March 12, a deal that covers everything from AirPods to MacBooks. There is also a 10% point discount on Apple gift cards running through the same date.
However, shoppers should be aware of a lengthy list of exclusions for the 7x points multiplier. Several of the newest and most popular devices are not eligible to earn points during this promotion, sadly.
Excluded hardware includes the iPhone 17 series (Pro, Pro Max, 17, 17e, and Air), the latest M5 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models, and the new MacBook Neo. Other ineligible items include the Apple Vision Pro and its accessories, the iPad Air (M4), Studio Displays, and the Pro Display XDR.
Points will also not be awarded for gift card purchases, AppleCare+ monthly subscriptions, Apple Developer Programs, or shipping costs. Given these restrictions, it is a good idea to verify your specific model on the eStore portal to ensure it qualifies for the bonus before completing your order.
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Thanks Man! just got Airpods Pro 3 for like 35K points… thats a great deal
Awesome 🙂
I mean, you didn’t pay for them, so great. But that’s not a good deal at all in my opinion. Aeroplan points go their furthest when redeemed for flights and when doing that, their real world value can easily be about 2 cents per mile and often much more. So going on that… from my perspective, you paid $700 for Airpods that are worth about half of that in cash. My last business class flight from Geneva to Toronto cost 50k points, but was listed as $3500 in cash. If you fly, and I assume you do because you have Aeroplan, save those points for flying!