Developers who sent their Developer Transition Kits to Apple are now receiving digital vouchers worth $500, a credit for returning what the company deems leased equipment.
Apple officially recalled the DTKs last week, saying developers who took part in the Universal App Quick Start Program would receive the equivalent of $500 for the return of the custom A12Z Bionic-powered Mac mini.
Program participants have until March 31, 2021, to return the loaned units to Apple, though some have already sent their DTK back and are now receiving the promised credit. As noted by
MacRumors, Alireza Khoddam sent his DTK to Apple on March 1 and today received a one-time-use promo code for the company s online store.
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Apple Is Offering Developers $200 Credit to Buy Any M1 Mac Model in Exchange for Returning the DTK Mac mini Feb 4, 2021 01:37 EST
During the first half of 2020, Apple announced its transition from Intel processors to custom ARM-based chips in current Mac models we now know as the M1 Mac mini, M1 MacBook Pro, and M1 MacBook Air. To help developers get started with transitioning apps to the newer platform, an A12Z Bionic-powered Mac mini was offered for $500 and was a DTK (Developer Transition Kit). Apple is now requesting developers to send back the hardware, and they will receive some compensation for their troubles.