None of the questions were difficult, per se, but they don't seem to really like any indication that you know more than basic operation of their computers, devices or apps. So if you do know more than that, the most difficult part will be hiding the fact that you do. From what I saw, Repair, Creative, and Genius positions are hired from within - either an employee who does internal training or an employee who refers an "outsider."
Not that hard questions were asked actually.
What challenges might working at home present?
Which apple products do you use
Name a time where you had a difficult customer at a previous job, and how did you handle this interaction?
Tell me about a specific time recently that you solved a technical problem
Customer needs apps immediately deleted.
I think they wanted to know how you overcame a challenging situation in your life.
What is a problem you experienced with a customer? What did you do to resolve it and what was the outcome?
Share about a really amazing team experience
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