In this quick post, we go over some basic facts about when the warranty for your new iPhone or other Apple device starts.
When does your iPhone warranty start?
In this quick post, we go over some basic facts about when the warranty for your new iPhone or other Apple device starts.
The AppleCare+ extended coverage that includes theft and loss protection is now available individually for the iPad and Apple Watch.
Apple has unveiled a new monthly subscription, dubbed AppleCare One, that provides AppleCare+ coverage for multiple devices to save you money.
Apple’s stores are rumored to stop selling AppleCare+ coverage plans as a one-time purchase and instead offer them as a subscription.
Apple has now extended the cut-off period for renewing AppleCare+ coverage from 30 to 45 days after the end of your original plan.
With the optional AppleCare+ coverage for the new iPad Air or iPad Pro, fixing a malfunctioning or physically damaged display will run you only $29 a pop.
A new Coverage section in macOS Sonoma 14.1's System Settings app brings warranty and AppleCare+ details for your Mac and eligible Bluetooth accessories.
Your iPhone warranty doesn't always have you fully covered: here are 13 exclusions you need to know about now.
The new Coverage section in Settings provides warranty details and AppleCare+ information for your device and connected accessories like your AirPods.
Learn how to find your Mac's serial number, model number, part number, model name, and launch year, and why you might need this information.
Whether you’re thinking about filing a claim or just curious about your device’s coverage, this article will show you how to quickly check the warranty status of your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, HomePod, and any other Apple device using official methods.
ZAGG’s InvisibleShield Screen Protector brand is out with a new screen protector for iPhones this week called the InvisibleShield Glass VisionGuard Eco, and as the subtle hints in the name suggest, it’s a more eco-friendly screen protector.