International warranty
Does iPhones have international warranty?
iPhone 14
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Does iPhones have international warranty?
iPhone 14
iPhones are different.
iphone 14 in US is esim only.
outside of the US the support centers can’t get that model, so they can’t replace it if needed.
IPhone 12 & 13 in US had mm wave antenna, outside of the US they don’t have it.
Chinese iPhones are the only ones with dual physical sims.
Macs are not region specific.
They are all the same no matter where they are sold.
iPhones are different.
iphone 14 in US is esim only.
outside of the US the support centers can’t get that model, so they can’t replace it if needed.
IPhone 12 & 13 in US had mm wave antenna, outside of the US they don’t have it.
Chinese iPhones are the only ones with dual physical sims.
Macs are not region specific.
They are all the same no matter where they are sold.
If the product is portable, meaning that it can operate independently without a power cord, you may obtain warranty service worldwide. However, service will be limited to the options available in the country where service is requested.
https://store.apple.com/Catalog/Images/worldwidewarranty.html
Note that second sentence is especially important now that US iPhone 14s are so different from those sold overseas (eSIM only vs. with physical SIM slots.)
Link to actual iphone warranty:
IMPORTANT RESTRICTION FOR iPHONE AND iPAD SERVICE.
Apple may restrict warranty service for iPhone and iPad to the country where Apple or its Authorized Distributors originally sold the device.
There is no international warranty on the iPhone and has never been one.
Warranty coverage is limited to where the iPhone was purchased.
I didn't think so either, but that's not technically true if you click on the link I provided; rather your warranty may not provide the coverages it would in the country of purchase.
Oh goody, two conflicting documents. 😁
Thanks, I remembered seeing the express verbiage somewhere but the document I linked to is what came up.
Apparently the other phrasing is for laptops.
Thank you for the link and clarification
International warranty