Some credit cards have extended warranties for their customers on items purchased with their card. You may want to look into that just in case your card does this.
Some credit cards have extended warranties for their customers on items purchased with their card. You may want to look into that just in case your card does this.
Steve, the extended warranties would only extend the manufacture warranty by one year, and the manufacture warranty does not cover cracked screen.
Only way he'd be covered is if he's within 120 days of purchase, where some credit cards have coverage for the first 120 days after purchase for accidental damage and theft
The warranty through Apple is just technical issues... Not physical damage...
Set an appointment at the genius bar though... I brought my iPod touch up there a few years ago... They told me it would be $180 to replace the screen or $200 to replace the entire device if it couldn't be fixed...
10 minutes later the guy came out and gave me a new iPod touch at no charge...
The warranty through Apple is just technical issues... Not physical damage...
Set an appointment at the genius bar though... I brought my iPod touch up there a few years ago... They told me it would be $180 to replace the screen or $200 to replace the entire device if it couldn't be fixed...
10 minutes later the guy came out and gave me a new iPod touch at no charge...
They like to under promise, over achieve...
That's not going to happen today -- Apple doesn't do freebie screen fixes anymore.
The price is less though: should be between $109 and $129 depending on model. If you do it, make sure you do a full backup of your phone before you hand it over.
my girlfriend spilled water all over her keyboard. The whole comp bascially fried. For a flat rate of either 200 or 300 they fix the entire computer. The only catch is there is no warranty. Your computer can last a month or a year but when its finished that is it. So far, her computer has lasted 7 months. I think it was well worth it.
Steve, the extended warranties would only extend the manufacture warranty by one year, and the manufacture warranty does not cover cracked screen.
Only way he'd be covered is if he's within 120 days of purchase, where some credit cards have coverage for the first 120 days after purchase for accidental damage and theft
Set an appointment at the genius bar though... I brought my iPod touch up there a few years ago... They told me it would be $180 to replace the screen or $200 to replace the entire device if it couldn't be fixed...
10 minutes later the guy came out and gave me a new iPod touch at no charge...
They like to under promise, over achieve...
Set an appointment at the genius bar though... I brought my iPod touch up there a few years ago... They told me it would be $180 to replace the screen or $200 to replace the entire device if it couldn't be fixed...
10 minutes later the guy came out and gave me a new iPod touch at no charge...
They like to under promise, over achieve...
That's not going to happen today -- Apple doesn't do freebie screen fixes anymore.
The price is less though: should be between $109 and $129 depending on model. If you do it, make sure you do a full backup of your phone before you hand it over.
Almost feel like an idiot for buying squaretrade insurance at 100 + 50 bucks deductible knowing that.
What does it cost to have them fix internal issues generally now?
Almost feel like an idiot for buying squaretrade insurance at 100 + 50 bucks deductible knowing that.
What does it cost to have them fix internal issues generally now?
Varies by model. $299 for an iphone 6.