The Apple Card Was Rated No. 1 in Customer Satisfaction. Why?

TheApple Card* is very popular.

But is it the best credit card out there?

Not by a long shot.

Yet despite these obvious pitfalls, people seem to like the Apple Card.

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Powers' annual credit card satisfaction surveyonce again ranked Apple No.

1in customer satisfaction forco-branded cards.

So what fuels the card’s enduring popularity, and should you consider getting one?

Apple delivers a sleek user experience across most of its product offerings.

And the appeal of high rewards coupled with a lack of card fees is hard to ignore.

One user touted the ability to see real-time updates on spending and paying.

Power, told CNET.

If you shop at Apple frequently, the card can be a rewarding choice.

The Apple Card is also held back by its lack of awelcome bonus.

That puts it behind in terms of reward potential.

Something that could be very useful if you’re buying a $1,200 MacBook.

“I’m not a fan.

It looks great and has no fees, but it lacks a signup bonus, and any intro financing.

Keep in mind that this is merely speculation, without any guarantee that Chase will be the issuer.

However, it’s certainly not thebest credit cardavailable.

There’s also the issuer shakeup to think about.

It could be Apple’s opportunity to help the card live up to its popularity.

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