I did on my 2016 13" MBP w/ Touch Bar, and I decided to with my new 14" M1 Pro also. To me, it's not a no-brainer one way or the other, and there's a lot of little things that could push your decision one way or the other.
I've said this on another post, but things like:
- % cost of new price (when you get one of the higher-priced models, the AppleCare+ cost doesn't change of course, so getting it costs a lower % of purchase price)
- likelihood their could be an issue (eg. Gen 1 of new design, which both my 2016 and this one coincidentally are, hah!)
- total $ cost of a repair and whether that would really hurt your finances
- your mental temperament and potential peace of mind / less stress of having it and knowing you're covered for a big expense
- how clumsy you are
- whether the device is mostly just used at home or you commute with it frequently, whether you have little kids / pets who might damage vs you live alone / all-adult household, etc.
Also FWIW, while I'm generally a believer that getting extended warranties from most companies are not worth it, if it's ever worth it, I think it's with AppleCare+. Partially because of difficulty / cost of repairs. But also because in my experience, Apple and AppleCare+ differs from almost every other Company's extended warranty program, where they're trying to find a way to DENY your claim. In my experience, Apple goes out of their way for their AppleCare+ customers to find a way to APPROVE your claim. As long as you're reasonable and don't treat the Apple employee badly / give them a reason not to help you, I've found they're extremely generous and want to find a way to approve claims.