IPhone XS/XS Max/11 Pro/11 Pro Max: $199 for AppleCare+, $299 for AppleCare+ with theft and loss coverage

IPhone 7+/8+/11/XR: $149 for AppleCare+, $249 for AppleCare+ with theft and loss coverage IPhone 7/8: $129 for AppleCare+, $199 for AppleCare+ with theft and loss coverage What do I get? Depending on the model of iPhone, there are different AppleCare+ for iPhone offerings. And after #BatteryGate, you probably have trust issues.

Even with the best drop-proof case, you still might see a hairline fracture here and there. After all, you take it to work, the gym, the grocery store-everywhere.

Out of your arsenal of Apple products, your iPhone is, no doubt, the most used and the most vulnerable to damage. It also gives users two damage replacements every 12 months, with an additional charge of $99 for replacing the screen or outside of the laptop, or a $299 for “other damage.” Those fees are on top of the initial AppleCare Plus fee that customers pay upfront, but given that Apple’s laptops start at $999, it’s the sort of thing that could save money in the long run if you’re particularly accident prone.Photo credit: Carsten Koall - Getty Images Note the “New Lower Price.” Image: AppleĪppleCare Plus for Macs extends the 90 days of coverage included with a new laptop to three years. If you’ve got an Intel-based Pro, on the other hand (which Apple does still offer, at least for now), you won’t be getting any discount - AppleCare Plus for that model will still cost the same $269 as before. Apple is applying the $199 price for the MacBook Air to both the M1 and Intel-based models, even though it no longer directly sells the Intel Airs. If you’ve got an Intel-based laptop, those price cuts are a mixed bag. AppleCare for the new M1 Air now costs $199 (versus the old $249 price), while AppleCare for the M1 Pro is down $20 to $249, as spotted by MacRumors. Apple is cutting the prices for its AppleCare Plus extended warranty for both its M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops.

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