Products found exclusively at the Apple Store

Play-Doh, Roli, Lifeprint and others offer products only on Apple's site and in its physical stores.

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Play-Doh

Apple sells a batch of third-party devices in its store that aren't available anywhere else.

The $40 Play-Doh Touch Shape to Life Studio works only with iOS devices. It brings to life creations you make out of Play-Doh.

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Kids coding

Some products from Osmo to teach kids coding are available only at Apple. The Osmo Commerce Game Kit for iPad (not pictured) is one of those, while the Osmo Coding Game Kit for iPad (pictured) can be bought other places, too.

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Lifeprint

The $130 Lifeprint photo printer lets you print Apple Live Photos, GIFs or Snapchats and then view the video using an iPhone app.

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Designed by Apple

If these exclusive third-party products aren't enough for you, there's always the new Apple coffee-table photo book that costs $199 or $299, depending on the size.

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Ultra violet Beats

Apple bought Beats in mid-2014 for $3 billion. It currently sells one color of Beats headphones exclusively in Apple Stores and online -- ultra violet. That includes these $299 Beats Solo3 wireless headphones.

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Roli

The $179 Roli Blocks pack a music studio into a simple 4-inch-by-4-inch touchpad.

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The Roli products are exclusively sold in Apple stores through the holiday season.

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Sonos

Sonos isn't exclusive to Apple, but the company started selling Sonos speakers in its stores for the first time this fall. This speaker costs $199 and comes with three months of free Apple Music.