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Applecare
- Thread starter drewaz
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I think it’s worth it and have it on my watch. You can go through Apple. They will run a diagnostic and may require proof of purchase. You have 60 days after purchase to get AppleCare.
It’s hard to say if AppleCare on the watch is worth it or not. A lot depends on how hard you are on watches.
That Bering said, if this is your first watch & you’re unsure, it’s probably better to get it and not need it, than to regret not getting it.
I bought it for my first watch (A series 2), but did not pick it up on either of my other two watches (series 3 and Series 5) and all have been fine. But since I wasn’t sure how it would handle my daily activity levels, I’m glad that I bought it, at least the first time around
That Bering said, if this is your first watch & you’re unsure, it’s probably better to get it and not need it, than to regret not getting it.
I bought it for my first watch (A series 2), but did not pick it up on either of my other two watches (series 3 and Series 5) and all have been fine. But since I wasn’t sure how it would handle my daily activity levels, I’m glad that I bought it, at least the first time around
Yes, get Apple Care. Your watch is out there on your arm where it's easy to whack it into things.