drops and damage caused by liquid contact other than as a result of defect in material or workmanship) that arises from your normal daily usage.” “ coverage only applies to an operational or mechanical failure caused by an accident from handling that is the result of an unexpected and unintentional external event (e.g. We should note that this doesn’t cover normal wear and tear, here’s what the AppleCare+ warranty states:
#APPLECARE COST MACBOOK EXTENSION PLUS#
When you purchase AppleCare+ each aspect of the warranty is extended, plus on the phone, tablet, and watch (not computer) you also get coverage for 2 accidental damages (for a small fee).
iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple Watch: 2 years. Apple Watch: From $59-$69 (assuming you’re not buying the Edition). That’s where AppleCare+ steps in to take over. Drop your phone and the screen shatters after a month? Also not covered. What it doesn’t cover is accidental damage, say you drop your phone in the water the day you get it-not covered. This limited warranty from Apple includes any defects with the product, although we all know that problems typically arise after the warranty expires. If you want an extended warranty and additional coverage that the complimentary warranty does not include (like accidental damage) Apple offers AppleCare+ for an extra price. Most new devices come with some sort of warranty, in the case of Apple it’s the Apple Limited Warranty. This dilemma can leave us debating whether purchasing an extended warranty is a smart idea, or wasted money. We can all get a little clumsy with our electronics, especially we're looking to trade in an iPhone or get cash for our phone.
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