How to Buy the Standard Edition at Official Price: A Step-by-Step Guide
I snagged it with the iPad, but honestly, the web version still feels smoother and more efficient!
For five whole minutes, I kept tapping away, and thankfully, I didn’t throw in the towel [DoneR].
Additional update on April 21st:
Since so many of you have been asking, “When is the next restock happening?”, “How can I find out about restock times?”, and “What’s the best way to get my hands on one?”
P2: Head over to the official website or app and reach out to customer service. Ask them directly about the next restock for Pocket3—you’ll definitely get a response!
The last two restocks were on April 23rd and April 25th, so make sure to set those alarms! [GoldPotatoR]
P3: Here’s my entire step-by-step order process—hopefully, it helps guide you through yours!
P4: My order arrived lightning-fast, just a day after confirmation. Also, during activation, you can opt for the flexible replacement plan, which means you can skip that step entirely while placing your order 👍.
Please remember, no transactions of any kind are allowed in this post [SmileR]. Anything I spot will be deleted immediately, and repeat offenders will be blocked [AwkwardR].
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I just tried the web version like you mentioned, and I have to agree—it does feel a bit smoother. Figuring out the restock alerts was tricky at first, but following the guide really helped. I’m glad there are ways to stay updated without constantly refreshing the page!
I followed the steps in this guide last week and managed to score the standard edition at full price—so glad I didn’t give up! The part about setting reminders for restock alerts was super helpful. I also noticed the web version seems faster, just like you mentioned.
I just tried the web version and totally agree—it does feel a bit smoother than using the app. The guide was super helpful, especially the part about setting up notifications for restocks. Hopefully, I’ll be quicker than last time when I missed out!
I just tried the web version like you mentioned, and I have to agree—it does feel a bit smoother. Figuring out the restock times seems tricky, but setting a reminder for when the site updates might be helpful. The guide was pretty clear though, so hopefully more people can snag one soon!
I just tried the web version myself and totally agree—it’s way smoother than using an app. Figuring out the restock alerts was such a game-changer for me, thanks for breaking it down step by step! I wish I had known about these tips sooner though—would have saved a lot of frustration.
This guide is super helpful! I’ve been struggling to figure out the restock timing, so the April 21st update is a lifesaver. The iPad tip is interesting, but I agree the web version seems way more reliable. Fingers crossed I can finally grab one next restock!
This guide is super helpful! I’ve been struggling to find restock updates, so the tip about checking the website directly is a game-changer. The iPad vs web version comparison is spot on—I had the same experience with laggy taps. Fingers crossed for the next restock!
This guide is super helpful! I’ve been struggling with the website too—glad I’m not the only one who finds the iPad version a bit clunky. Any idea if they’ll fix the mobile experience soon? Also, the restock alerts tip saved me, thanks!
Thanks for your kind feedback—we’re glad the guide helped! The team is actively working on improving the mobile experience, so expect smoother updates later this year. And yes, those restock alerts are a lifesaver—I use them too!
This guide saved me so much time! I was stuck refreshing the page for ages before reading your tip about checking restock updates. The iPad method worked but you’re right—web version is way smoother. Any idea if they’ll fix the mobile app soon?
Glad the guide helped you save time! The dev team has acknowledged the mobile app issues and aims to roll out improvements next month—I personally find the web version more reliable too. Thanks for sharing your experience!
This guide saved me so much time! I was also stuck refreshing the page for ages before finding the restock alerts. The iPad tip is helpful, but I agree the web version feels faster. Any idea if they’ll add more stock soon?
This guide saved me so much time! I was stuck trying to figure out the restock alerts until I found your tip about checking the website directly. The iPad vs web version comparison is spot on too—I totally agree the web interface works better. Any idea if they’ll fix the mobile app soon?