If you already know you want it, buying AppleCare+ with the product is a good idea, just so you don’t forget. Do I have to buy AppleCare+ at the same time as the product? You can pay to extend that protection for longer, which is called AppleCare+. Every Apple device comes with a certain stretch of AppleCare warranty service and phone/chat support for free, typically one year for the warranty and 90 days of phone support. Obviously things change if you’re buying a more expensive model and etc, but yeah I would certainly not call this a no brainer decision either way.How is AppleCare+ different from the warranty Apple products come with?ĪppleCare is Apple’s term for its warranty programs. You can get a bit of a reduced cost I believe still from repairs but they will basically just send you a new watch and you’ll pay most of the cost of a new watch. That said, if you do break it and don’t have Apple care you’re basically screwed, and will need to outright buy a replacement. I’m in Canada so don’t want to list costs as between models and different nations there’s a lot of variables, but for me if I were to have Apple care on my aluminum watch and wanted to get it repaired all in I’d still have spent almost 50% the cost of a new watch via applecares model. You’re going to get some bias in the comments, personally I think it’s completely 50/50 on whether it makes sense and ultimately comes down to making a bold choose either way.Īpple care isn’t exactly cheap, and you’ll still have to pay an additional cost if you have to send it in for repairs. Any attempt to dox users will result in a ban. Breaking this rule will incur a 2-week ban, followed by a permanent ban for repeat offenders. Do not discriminate against or abuse other members. Furthermore, posts that are generic AppleWatch band/case combinations, common AppleWatch configurations or AppleWatch boxes should not be posted. Common/Frequent Post Do not post screenshots of short activities, such as 10-minute walks.If you believe a blog you have linked to is not of low quality, message the moderators. Do not post links where you stand something to gain. No advert-laden, untrusted, or otherwise malicious websites and news sources. No blog spam/low quality blog links/referral links.YouTube creators and developers may post their content on Self-Promotion Saturday. All promotional content must disclose any paid sponsorships. Explicit moderator approval must be received to post giveaways or other content that is promotional. Spam, such as promotional content designed purely for commercial purposes, cannot be posted. c) Low effort activity threads (image of a workout, a badge, etc) must be posted in the Joined the Club megathread. b) Non-Question posts must foster reasonable discussion. App recommendations questions should be posted in the Joined the Club Megathread. a) No low effort submissions or duplicate posts of recent submissions (past 2 weeks). Non-question posts must foster discussion.Submissions must be about Apple Watch or Apple Watch related accessories/topics. Posts must be relevant to the subreddit.Include your watchOS version, iOS version, a clear explanation of the issue, and Steps taken to resolve so far. All support posts must contain in the submission title. Do not post images of broken watches without a second purpose (a story, support request, etc). Please ensure your My Watch post is clear and well-lit (unless it's a choice), is not a standard configuration (combos you can buy from Apple), and, if possible, provide more than one angle/shot.
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