After all, if you spent $700-$1,000 (or more!)
If you’re interested insuring your iPhone, familiarize yourself with the options below.
While there are many companies that sell it, we actually recommend that you don’t buy iPhone insurance.
Find out why inSix Reasons You Should Never Buy iPhone Insurance.
They just don’t sell it.
For a lot of users, AppleCare will work just as well as insurance.
Here are some high-level details about their offerings.
AT&Tcovers the iPhone with its standard phone insurance plans.
Coverage runs from US$8.99/month to $34.99/month depending on how many devices you include.
That service costs $15-$19/month.
All levels of the service include gear repairs and replacement (though costs differ based on your plan).
It covers accidental damage, loss and theft, and malfunctions.
Bonuses include AppleCare support optons and free screen protectors.
While it does not cover theft, it will ensure jailbroken phones.
The service runs $8/month, with a $75 deductible per claim and no limit on claims.
Bundling policies together may also help you get a favorable price.
