What about the more common MasterCard?Last I checked, my Amex, Discover and Visa credit cards all have this.
What about the more common MasterCard?Last I checked, my Amex, Discover and Visa credit cards all have this.
No idea since I don't have a MasterCard. Just check with your financial institution.What about the more common MasterCard?
What about the more common MasterCard?
I guess the "Plus" version of the Apple Care covers accidental damage, then? How do you trick them in believing the older device suffered some damage when you obviously can't prove it?Honestly, i always do put apple applecare plus on all my ios devices. Just because right when new ones come out, i can get my old ones exchanged under accidental warranty and give them as a gift to my relatives and close friends.
Plus it is always a piece of mind![]()
Just trying to see if someone can give me a reason to get it or some other reason I do not need to spend the money. Once I buy it, there will be a Life Proof case waiting to protect it from all things Bad.
That sounds like abusing the warranty to me. Do you have a link toward the "Plus" version of Apple Care?Break the screen, submerge it underwater? You name it sir. They'll swap it for you. This is how i trick 'them'
Break the screen, submerge it underwater? You name it sir. They'll swap it for you. This is how i trick 'them'
If ur putting a lifeproof on it I wouldn't. I bought it for mine and the same model, but I just use the smart case and don't worry about drops etc Bc it'll be covered. By why spend $130 on a case and apple care?
You're suggesting that the only thing that could happen to an iPad is physical damage. The warranty also covers defects. You didn't forget that it's a computer did you? It CAN have issues with the logic board, screen, buttons stop working and the like and this all can happen after the included one year warranty. I will say this, Apple bends over backwards for customers who have AppleCare.
Charge it to American Express or Discover and you can get the extra year warranty for free. Some Visa and MasterCard also offers extended warranty but it's not across the board.You're suggesting that the only thing that could happen to an iPad is physical damage. The warranty also covers defects. You didn't forget that it's a computer did you? It CAN have issues with the logic board, screen, buttons stop working and the like and this all can happen after the included one year warranty. I will say this, Apple bends over backwards for customers who have AppleCare.
Charge it to American Express or Discover and you can get the extra year warranty for free. Some Visa and MasterCard also offers extended warranty but it's not across the board.
Don't have either one. I'm smart with my money. I don't deal with credit card companies and Amex is the most dangerous one.
Coverage depends on the tier (Platinum, World, World Elite, Signature, etc) of the card and the specific creditor.Last I checked, my Amex, Discover and Visa credit cards all have this.
As always with warranty/insurance questions it's a subjective matter regardless of the product in question. You need to determine if it's worth it to you. We can't tell you. It's worth it for some and not worth it for others.Is Applecare worth it for an iPad Air 128GB LTE
Coverage depends on the tier (Platinum, World, World Elite, Signature, etc) of the card and the specific creditor.
As always with warranty/insurance questions it's a subjective matter regardless of the product in question. You need to determine if it's worth it to you. We can't tell you. It's worth it for some and not worth it for others.
Yes I understand but just curious of the Apple defect rate on the iPad Air? I will protect mine with a great case, but wondering what a repair would cost in year 2 without AC for an Air 128GB with AT&T LTE
Just trying to see if someone can give me a reason to get it or some other reason I do not need to spend the money. Once I buy it, there will be a Life Proof case waiting to protect it from all things Bad.
As someone who hates the bulk of cases and not to mention their absurd price tag.. I decided to purchase AppleCare+ for my Air. I figured $100 is a little over the price of a great case (those things can go from 30-70$!!) and the $70 replacement fee is a helluva lot cheaper than a new iPad.
I now use my iPad naked with no fear of breaking it - $70 isn't exactly chump change but I figure the pleasure of using it naked is worth the $70 gamble.
Question for you guys: Lets say for example I buy an iPad air today and decide NOT to buy any form of AppleCare. And lets say after the one year period ends something happens to my iPad. Can I just pay the out of warranty repair cost and get a new one, despite the fact I never purchased AppleCare?
Like a similar poster above, I've gambled not buying AC in the past and now I would still be coming out ahead if I did have to pay the OOW replacement cost.