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With AppleCare+
AppleCare+ for Apple Watch and Apple Watch Nike+ extends your coverage to two years from the original purchase date of your Apple Watch1 and adds up to two incidents of accidental damage coverage, each subject to a $89 service fee plus applicable tax.2In addition, you'll get 24/7 priority access to Apple experts by chat or phone.
 
They won't even let you use one of your 'replacements' for a scratch because it doesn't impact usage.

"(v) The Plan does not apply to cosmetic damage to the Covered Equipment, including but not limited to scratches and dents that do not otherwise affect the functionality of the Covered Equipment."
 
They won't even let you use one of your 'replacements' for a scratch because it doesn't impact usage.

"(v) The Plan does not apply to cosmetic damage to the Covered Equipment, including but not limited to scratches and dents that do not otherwise affect the functionality of the Covered Equipment."


Only as part of the extended warranty does that apply. You most certainly can use an incident if you wanna pay the $89 fee.
 
Only as part of the extended warranty does that apply. You most certainly can use an incident if you wanna pay the $89 fee.

Nope. Incorrect. I've tried and Apple pointed me to that statement. You cannot use an AC+ incident on a scratch. Incidents can only be used on something that effects the usage of the device. Such as a crack.

A quick google search will bring up dozens of incidences where a scratch was not enough for a paid replacement. This applies to watches, iPhones, iPods and iPads.
 
Nope. Incorrect. I've tried and Apple pointed me to that statement. You cannot use an AC+ incident on a scratch. Incidents can only be used on something that effects the usage of the device. Such as a crack.

A quick google search will bring up dozens of incidences where a scratch was not enough for a paid replacement. This applies to watches, iPhones, iPods and iPads.

Well I guess it depends on your Apple Store and genius. My store has never had an issue replacing for any reason for the fee.
 
Well I guess it depends on your Apple Store and genius. My store has never had an issue replacing for any reason for the fee.
Then you are lucky. The that statement I posted is dreictly from AC+ terms and conditions, not AC.
 
Then you are lucky. The that statement I posted is dreictly from AC+ terms and conditions, not AC.

Yeah I know the statement is from the AppleCare+ terms and conditions. However as I previously stated that is in regard to the extended and standard warranty part of the agreement not the accidental incidents.
 
Well, if you have a scratch or dent on the AW that bothers you so much to a point you just want to pay the fee and have it replaced, and Apple Care+ denies you because the scratch or dent doesn't qualify as an "incident", you can always "accidentally" drop it onto a concrete floor or "accidentally" drop a hammer on it. The terms didn't say the incident can't be self inflicted...
 
Well, if you have a scratch or dent on the AW that bothers you so much to a point you just want to pay the fee and have it replaced, and Apple Care+ denies you because the scratch or dent doesn't qualify as an "incident", you can always "accidentally" drop it onto a concrete floor or "accidentally" drop a hammer on it. The terms didn't say the incident can't be self inflicted...

That's fraud. Plain and simple as that. It's accident damage, not "break on purpose damage". Intentional damage is not included in the terms and conditions. It's actually outlined as excluded.
 
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