All articles tagged with #device coverage
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Windows Central
Microsoft has clarified that enrolling in Windows 10's $30 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program requires a Microsoft Account, which can cover up to 10 devices, making the deal more affordable but also necessitating account registration for continued updates beyond October 14, 2025.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by 9to5Mac
Apple has launched AppleCare One, a subscription plan that covers multiple Apple devices with a single monthly fee, offering potential savings and extended theft/loss coverage, but with limitations such as device age and account linkage. It is most beneficial for users with at least three Apple devices under four years old, and it simplifies coverage management, though alternatives like self-insurance or third-party policies may be better for some.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by MacRumors
Apple has launched 'AppleCare One,' a new subscription plan allowing customers to cover multiple Apple devices with a single plan starting at $19.99/month for up to three devices, with options to add more. The plan offers benefits like unlimited repairs, priority support, and expanded theft and loss protection, providing flexibility to move devices in and out and extend coverage to older devices. It aims to save customers money compared to separate plans and is available in the US.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by AppleInsider
Apple is offering a seamless switch from AppleCare+ to AppleCare One, a new multi-device subscription plan, with the added benefit of automatically receiving a gift card refund for the remaining balance on the old plan, simplifying device coverage and providing a bonus for users transitioning to the new service.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by GSMArena.com
Apple has launched AppleCare One in the US, a multi-device protection plan for $19.99/month that covers up to three devices, including theft and loss coverage for iPads and Apple Watches, with flexible management and extended enrollment periods.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Bloomberg
Apple has launched AppleCare One, a $20/month subscription plan in the US that covers up to three Apple devices, including accidental damage, battery replacements, theft, and loss, aiming to boost its services revenue and offer bundled protection for multiple products.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by 9to5Mac
Apple has extended the grace period for adding AppleCare+ to iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices from 60 days to four years after purchase, allowing more flexibility in securing warranty coverage, provided the device is in reasonable condition and passes a condition check.