Should I get a protection plan for my MacBook?

Best answer: Most people should invest in AppleCare+ to protect their MacBook Air or MacBook Pro in case of an accident.

Is it worth it to have AppleCare?

Conclusion. AppleCare+ can be quite costly, but it’s often worth the spend. A damaged MacBook screen can be far more costly than the $99 fee Apple charges you when covered under AppleCare, so those who have anxiety about breakage should consider it.

How long is AppleCare good for MacBook Pro?

three years
What does AppleCare+ for Macs cover? The plan extends the original warranty from one year to three years, which covers you for defects that aren’t your fault. Phone and chat support is extended from 90 days to three years as well.

Does AppleCare cover theft?

Bad news: even if you do have AppleCare+, you are not covered in the event of the loss or theft or your iPhone.

Do Apple products have 2 year warranty?

The KRCS 2 Year Warranty covers consumer purchases of new Macs, iPads, iPhones or iPods against breakdowns and defects in materials and workmanship when used in accordance with Apple’s user manuals. Coverage commences from the date of original retail purchase.

Does AppleCare cover stolen phones?

AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss will include up to two incidents of accidental damage, just like regular old AppleCare+. Apple now will take into consideration theft or loss as part of the two incidents.

How does Apple care work for lost phone?

Apple has quietly expanded its AppleCare+ protection plans to not only cover accidental damage but lost or stolen devices as well. Most mobile carrier-provided insurance plans usually cover lost or stolen smartphones. Lose your phone, you can pay a deductible to your carrier and they give you a replacement device.

Does Apple block stolen iPhones?

No. What you cannot do is track your device using a serial number or other identifying number. You cannot expect Apple or anyone else to find your device for you. You cannot recover your loss unless you insure your device for such loss.