When can you buy AppleCare for an iPad Pro?

I bought an iPadPro 11” but when I purchased it I didn’t get AppleCare. I read some where that they had eliminated the 60 day purchase agreement and made it unlimited. Can anyone confirm that?

iPad Pro 11-inch Wi-Fi

Posted on Jan 18, 2021 7:18 PM

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Posted on Jan 19, 2021 3:42 AM

An AppleCare+ agreement, for qualifying devices, must be purchased within 60-days of device purchase. After the 60-day deadline has passed, it is not possible to add AppleCare+.


AppleCare+ is an insurance product. If no deadline for policy inception existed, nobody would purchase this cover before they had reason to make a claim. The 60-day limit provides a reasonable period in which to arrange this insurance cover - whilst reducing the opportunity for attempted claims-fraud.


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Jan 19, 2021 3:42 AM in response to iBagwan

An AppleCare+ agreement, for qualifying devices, must be purchased within 60-days of device purchase. After the 60-day deadline has passed, it is not possible to add AppleCare+.


AppleCare+ is an insurance product. If no deadline for policy inception existed, nobody would purchase this cover before they had reason to make a claim. The 60-day limit provides a reasonable period in which to arrange this insurance cover - whilst reducing the opportunity for attempted claims-fraud.


Buy an AppleCare plan - Apple Support

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