Apple Inc. (AAPL): 15-Min. In-Store Apple Watch Trials Coming Soon

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) will be letting customers try out the Apple Watch for 15 minutes inside Apple Stores soon in an effort to woo more buyers.

However, customers who want to be allowed to wear the new smartwatch from Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) should anticipate to be just one of the many who will be queuing to try the Apple Watch, 9to5Mac reports. That is if they don’t make an appointment.

Citing “sources briefed on the upcoming changes,” the publication said that the program to let people trial the new device from the iPhone maker should be started on April 10. As part of the program, Apple Stores will be dedicating 10 or more “try-on” devices for the Apple Watch, it added. Other stores, understandably, will have more devices for customers to trial to suit demand.

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Furthermore, after trying on the Apple Watch, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) will give customers the opportunity to reserve a particular model the device that they intend to buy. The customers who will do so will then make a follow-up appointment to pick up the watch in store when it is released on April 24.

Nonetheless, the publication does note that Apple Stores will have stock for people who walk in the store on the release day of the device.

According to 9to5Mac, Apple Stores will be setting up the “try-on” stations during special overnight sessions on April 9 and 10. In the coming days, employees are expected to be undergoing training for the new product.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is also said to be dividing their people in-store into four groups. One group will be manning the “try-on” stations. Another group will be handling sales on two lines; one for those who already made up their mind about what model they want to buy and one for those who are still undecided. The third group will be handling questions. The fourth group is said to be dedicated to customers who want to buy the most expensive model in the lineup – the Apple Watch Edition.

Daniel S. Och’s OZ Management increased its Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stake by 5,134% quarter over quarter by the end of the last quarter of 2014 to about 1.58 million shares.

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