AppleCare+

You’ve got one more to go. I hope you won’t need it 😏

BTW, did you know that you can extend AppleCare+ at the end of the two years, on a month by month basis—>About continuing your AppleCare+ coverage for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch - Apple Support

The warranty is for one year and Apple Care Plus must be purchased within 60 days of your original purchase.

iPhone warranty is not, nor has it ever been two years. iPhone comes with a standard one year warranty. If within the first 60 days after purchase, you didn't buy AppleCare+ you cannot buy it or extend your phone warranty further.

No. Apple standard warranty on ALL iPhone's is one year. The only way to get the warranty to two years is to purchase AppleCare+ within the first 60 days of purchase.

You are correct Lawrence. On the extend AppleCare+, you need to add that applies to the US and as far as I'm aware, has not been rolled out to other countries at this time.

I try to keep this user tip updated --> https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250001717

Apple Care Plus will extend device iPhone warranty for another year. Also, cover accidental damage for two years. But if I not mistaken, if you make two claims within the same year, your Apple Care Plus coverage will be cancelled.

Good to know. Changing subject, somewhat. I made only one claim with Apple Care Plus. It was awhile back, and my fault with my first iPhone.😳

No worries! My bad. It was long time ago, and the iPhone 3GS. Now I just got the "newest iPhone," with Apple Care Plus, with Theft & Loss. But thanks for link.👍

Great tip! I’ve bookmarked it and will reference it in the future.

Thanks!

Actually, I never know I could extend Apple Care Plus on month by month basis. Really never care, because I suppose take care of my devices.👍😉😳

Glad I helped.

BORg529 wrote:

Apple Care Plus will extend device iPhone warranty for another year. Also, cover accidental damage for two years. But if I not mistaken, if you make two claims within the same year, your Apple Care Plus coverage will be cancelled.

You are mistaken. If you make 2 claims that is the limit on claims, but the rest of the 2 year coverage is still available.