Customer Ratings & Reviews

Convenient and funtoclaim on the apple sites for purchases

Need yo BUY one for download something From itunes Store

It was a fast and simple process to download music.

I shared 1 4my kid, 1 4my wife,1 4me, we got music

I gave 1 2my child,1 4my wife, 1 4me, got music :)

Apple gift cards are appreciated by most people now

Great gift idea for anyone who loves Apple products!

We needed a computer to use for school purposes and a little recreation. The Best Buy salesman listened carefully to our requirements. He showed us the equal of a competitor then suggested an upscale model. He pointed out how the features and benefits of the upscale model fit our needs. That's what we purchased and glad we did. Job well done, Best Buy

Best buy is a play to get a good and reliable gift card

When asked to do a review on a recent gift card purchase, I was really torn on whether or not to do it. After losing sleep for three straight nights, I broke down and decided to rate my purchase. This has honestly been the best purchase I've made in a long time. The shipping was extremely fast, the card was hard and sturdy, not like other gift cards. It also had better sound quality than I was anticipating. Those other gift cards are often very loud with little bass. This one is smooth like butter. I was surprised how easy it was to use too. I initially thought it might be one of those fancy cards you swipe at your computer, but it wasn't...just plain Jane, but that's okay. The only disappointment I would say I had was that it melted, but only under extreme temperatures. I thought it would be able to last longer. I was impressed overall, however, that when I dropped it out of my pocket, it didn't crack like other Apple products. It looked shiny and new!

These prepaid iTunes cards are great. And you can use them for so many different things. Not just for music or movies. How about for older TV shows?! Some of the cards you can actually load the amount on them that you choose to. (If you get that specific type of card.) I've had an iPod since 2007, it's still plugging away. However, in the last year is when I actually made my first iTunes purchase. And it was a lot easier than I thought it was going to be. So one point for them. The only negative thing about iTunes is the price per song. Most of them are a $1.29 each. I've seen songs on there for .99, even .69, but for the most part they are $1.29. And if you live somewhere where there is tax on digital song downloads, it's more than just a $1.29, you're closer to a $1.40. So with this $25 card, I was able to get around 17 songs. That's like the average number of songs on a CD. For $25, that's not good. Maybe that's a good deal for individual song purchases? But I base it off of this: Most CDs are under $20, and you get around 17-18 songs a CD, depending on the CD and artist. From what I've noticed, buying whole albums ($9.99, $12.99) is cheaper than buying individual songs. I do like that iTunes gives the option (probably with most songs, some are still album only) of buying the songs individually. It's a great idea. I know people my age and older didn't have that option growing up. If you liked a song, or a few, from an artist, you most likely had to buy their whole record or CD and pray that you'd like majority of the music on it. Otherwise you were just stuck with something that you bought for a few songs you liked. These iTunes cards make great gifts too. If you want to get somebody a specific CD and you aren't sure if they already have it or not, get them an iTunes card. That way they can get the music they want and you don't have to worry about whether or not they already have it. And since iTunes/apple doesn't have a loyalty/rewards program, buy your iTunes cards from Best Buy. That way you can actually earn some points for your purchases on them. :)

Full disclosure, I was given 25 My Best Buy points for this review. However, that did not impact the rating. It did however motivate me to write this review. I mean, who reviews an iTunes and App Store gift card? I found myself in need of a quick and easy birthday gift for my nephew who was turning 13. Such a difficult age to shop for. As I scoured the mall, racking my brain trying to remember what I did when I was 13, I recalled playing kick the can, war, hide and seek. Trips to the movies and amusement parks. How can I put this into a gift for today’s millennial? I entered Best Buy where I was greeted with walls of televisions and shelves upon shelves of the latest games. Laptops, cell phones, heck, even books and appliances. What doesn’t this store have?? And then, as if illuminated by the lord himself, I came upon a rack of plastic cards. A myriad of designs, colors, and denominations. That’s it! I shouted out loud. What right minded 13 year old doesn’t have some connection to Apple?? I realized my excitement was garnering strange looks so I quickly found the proper denomination for a 13 year olds birthday, $15 seems right. And purchased it post haste. The gift was received with all the excitement you can expect from a 13 year old. A mumbled thanks and immediate entry into his iTunes account. I’m quite certain that this gift provided my nephew with minutes of pure joy. Music, apps, games...the choices are endless. The amount however was not endless. So I can only hope he chose wisely.

Teens: since you don't have credit cards, yet --> don't link up your ATM/debit card to your iTunes / App.Store / Apple Store account. * You could bounce a check doing this. You have less identity theft protections using a Debit card, than a Credit card. So, don't do it. * Instead, the smart thing to do, is go to a Best Buy store. Use either 1)cash, or 2)Debit card, or 3)Credit card (for adults/retirees) and buy an iTunes GIFT CARD. * You then logon to your iTunes account, scroll down to the bottom of the page, then click the REDEEM radio icon button. Next, use the camera on our iPhone or iPad, to read the CARD NUMBER on the back of the gift card (peel the protective gray plastic strip off, first). * That's it - it's just that easy. Now you've safely loaded funds into your account. You don't need a credit card, but you are rolling like a big wheel, that does! * You can buy an iTunes Gift Card @ Best Buy, for as little as $15. It's as simple as that. Now, go ask everyone in your family to give you these gift cards, for your upcoming Birthday, and next Christmas.

If you have an Apple product, specifically one that is capable of playing music, then I'm sure you know all about iTunes cards. After purchasing, there are a few ways you can add an iTunes card to your iTunes account. I find the simplest way is to first peel off the silver backing covering the code and then I go to the iTunes app on my iPhone and scroll down to the bottom and tap Redeem. Next, I tap Use Camera to scan the code. If the code is legit (meaning the cashier activated it and it has not been used before) then the amount of the card will be automatically added to your account. The card may then be recycled however you choose. I have used this blue and purple iTunes cards to make DIY bag tags for my luggage. I print off my contact info to fit in the dimensions of the card and then trim the paper to fit the rounded corners. I use card stock paper to cover the back of the card and then put the contact info on top of that. I use glue dots for the card stock to stick to the card and then use a glue stick to adhere the contact info to the card stock. Then I put them into a luggage tag plastic covering and attach it to my luggage.

Best Buy keeps asking for reviews of this product I recently purchased, so here it is. The gift card was durable, yet lightweight, and didn't even require a bag out of the store. I would have preferred it in a greenish color as opposed to blue, but I settled because I really wanted this product. I was a little worried about losing it on the way home, but common sense told me to put it in a safe place so I wouldn't lose it or forget where I put it. Luckily, it got home safely and in one piece. I immediately peeled the back sticker off the iTunes gift card with minimal difficulty. Zero injuries or chipped fingernails. Then I opened the App Store on my iPhone, scanned the iTunes gift card UPC, (I did have to tilt the card back and forth for the phone scanner to work, but I suppose I cannot blame the low light conditions on the card's overall performance) and it credited my Apple account $25.00, just like it was supposed to! A+, would purchase again!

iTunes Gift Cards are easy to give, and you can buy them from Apple and thousands of other retailers in a range of denominations. And every card works in the iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks Store and Mac App Store — so your recipients can get exactly what they want. Just find the music, films, apps, books or games you want to give on the iTunes Store, iBooks Store or App Store. From your computer, click the arrow next to the price and choose Gift This. Or from your iOS device, tap the share button at the top of the screen.2 We’ll send an email letting your recipient know about it. With one click, your gift will start downloading.Give your kids a legal way to download their favourite songs using a monthly allowance. Once card arrived I clicked on the link and automatically took me to the iTunes Store and added to my account

WHAT CAN I SAY? IT'S A GIFT CARD. IT WORKS. UPON INSPECTION, THE CARD IS A NEUTRAL, BUT MODERN PATTERNED BLUE ON THE FRONT, WITH SMALL, BLACK WRITING ADORNING THE REAR. THE APPLE LOGO IS VERY PROLIFIC, IN A STRIKING WHITE ON THE FIELD OF BLUE GRACING THE FRONT OF THE CARD. THE AMOUNT OF THE GIFT CARD IS PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED IN THE UPPER RIGHT CORNER OF THE FRONT OF THE CARD. THIS NUMBER IS EXCEPTIONALLY ACCURATE, AS WHEN YOU REDEEM THE GIFT CARD, YOU ARE GIVEN EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS; TO THE PENNY, NO MORE AND NO LESS. THE CORNERS OF THE GIFT CARD HAVE BEEN ROUNDED OFF, AS IT SEEMS THAT APPLE HAD ENOUGH FORETHOUGHT TO REMOVE ANY SHARP CORNER THAT MIGHT POKE SOMEONE'S EYE OUT. INCLUDED IN THE GIFT CARD WAS AN EXCEPTIONALLY WELL PLACED SLOT AND HOLE AT THE TOP OF THE GIFT CARD, FOR THE RETAILER TO HANG AND PROMINENTLY DISPLAY SAID CARD. ALL IN ALL, THIS WAS AN EXCELLENT PURCHASE, AND ONE THAT I WOULD RECOMMEND TO ONE AND ALL.

The card does what is promises! I added $50 to my iTunes account. I like that I can now peel off the code instead of scratching off the grey stuff. It was messy and took away hours away from my day. Let me explain... You used to need something to scratch the card. I could use my fingernail, but then I end up with silver fingertips. Then it marks me as card-scratcher. So, I have to look for a coin. I NEVER have one when I need one! So, I would have to go out to my car, drive to the gas station and break a bill, and then drive back. Unbelievable iTunes and Apple! And then, the old card codes had to be typed in BY HAND! I can type an average of 1 word per minute (this review alone has taken me 2 hours and 25 minutes). Now, the camera can capture the code to save those keystrokes! Thank you Magic Camera Pixies!

I loved this iTunes card, it has all the right sizing and feel for a good card. I was able to take it home in my pocket and carry it around without even noticing it was there. After starting up iTunes on my iMac, I entered the number with no problems and the amount of money showed up just like the amount on the card. When I was done using the card, I found it very easy to throw it into the garbage can with virtually no trouble at all. The best part is that it had no odor of food or the likes which kept my dog out of the garbage. If you are in the market for an iTunes card, I would highly recommend this one for sure.

I've been a long time user of Apple hardware and software. For the most part I've been satisfied by their products and this gift card was no exception. I purchased this gift card for my better half and have confirmed that she was able to redeem the full face value in iTunes successfully. I'm SUPER excited to see next year's model! What will they think of next? I hope it's exactly the same as this year, but with two or three minor appearance changes and maybe a new feature that I won't ever use. Of course I'll expect to pay at least $40 for next year's model. I mean, when you think about it, it's a small price to pay for the illusion of social relevance and preservation of my false sense of self worth through acquiring material possessions. If you're on the fence about this model, by it. I can't think of a better way to waste $25 on temporary digital media that ultimately doesn't belong to you.