If you get the SS version, you wont really need Apple Care. Ive had my Series 0 SS apple watch since launch, and I can throw this thing on tile and it won't break. Once I upgrade, I'm sticking to only the SS versions, and not investing into Apple Care for it. The SS will outlive your Apple Care.
60 days but I believe it’s a time stamped policy. If you bought it at noon the at 1201 you would not be eligible
Thanks man. Yes I'll just purchase the ac+
If you aren't activating LTE as per your post's last line, there is not really any point on getting the LTE aluminum version... so, um, it's a bit of a silly question in that regard... definitely go for Regular Apple Watch Series 3 with AppleCare+.
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In the very rare occasions when I had to pay for Out-of-warranty repairs of my Apple products, they were covered by my credit card. The AppleCare premium I have saved over so many years is already worth several new Apple gadgets.If you aren't activating LTE as per your post's last line, there is not really any point on getting the LTE aluminum version... so, um, it's a bit of a silly question in that regard... definitely go for Regular Apple Watch Series 3 with AppleCare+.
Never buy a product without AppleCare/AppleCare+ if it's available... it is worth your additional investment by many orders of magnitude
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@haruhiko I guess what makes me disagree is when I had a repair needed for my 2007 MacBook Pro many years ago with the display. The repair was $1980, and I did not have AppleCare (this was out of warranty). Apple, at the time, which was in around 2010 I believe, was still able to take many liberties when it came to discounting repair fees (they do not take the same liberties in these days, not even close), and they actually waived the entire repair fee for me when I said I may as well get a new computer instead. That was an absolutely fantastic, generous move of customer service for which I was tremendously grateful. Since then, as I knew that I was unlikely to ever get so lucky again should I need a repair, I have always purchased AppleCare/AppleCare+ if available on all of my new Apple Product purchases. And more than a handful of times it has absolutely come in worth the additional cost of purchase. Particularly worth it are AppleCare+ products, and I have dropped iPhones that have smashed and once dropped my iPhone 6s Plus in my lake out the side of my boat (fortunately in shallow water) and was able to get it replaced for $50 which the swap fee was at the time for such incidents. What a deal - versus the normal new device cost of $700-$900 or so.