If you get AppleCare+ for an iPhone 14 and then crack the screen, you’ll have to pay $29 as your deductible. Add the $149 fee for AppleCare+ and your total cost will be $178.

AppleCare+ is cheaper if you pay upfront, and you can even do it months after purchasing a new device. But Apple is about to drastically change how it works. Skip to main content.

Why AppleCare+ is the ultimate protection for your iPhone If you’ve broken your phone before, you’ll know that dreaded ...

AppleCare+ for iPhone is an extended warranty and support plan that enhances the standard one-year warranty included with a new iPhone. It provides coverage for up to two years from the original ...

With AppleCare+, if your device holds less than 80% of what it is manufactured to, you can get your battery replaced free of charge. If you don't have the insurance, it will cost you.

AppleCare+ lets you reduce the repair cost of your Apple devices, but is it worth buying? This guide has all the details about AppleCare+, including what it covers, what it doesn't cover, and how ...

AppleCare+ extends both to two years for $49/£49. The more expensive watches already include two years of limited warranty and tech support. A $99/£99 AppleCare+ plan extends both for a third year.

AppleCare+, meanwhile, extends the warranty to cover a lot more, but you have to pay for it. Which one is best for you depends a lot on your circumstances.

AppleCare+ is pretty darn expensive and if you’re somebody that generally takes good care of their devices, then you’re never going to have to use it. Your iPhone is probably the device you’d most ...

Apple is making its AppleCare+ extended warranty plan a little more expensive for some users. For all current models in the United States, Apple is raising the monthly subscription price by 50 cents.

An AppleCare+ subscription holder brought her phone into an Apple store to replace its battery. However, she soon learned the plan she’d been dutifully paying for years wouldn’t cover the repair.

If you have AppleCare+ and your iPhone's battery holds less than 80% of its original capacity, your device is eligible for a battery replacement at no additional cost.