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I bought a new Apple Watch and saw today that Apple is offering to add AppleCare+ coverage. My question is whether it makes sense to get this, or whether Apple is more worthwhile in the long run.
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What is the difference between a tablet and a tablet computer ?
I’ve been using iPhones, iPads, MacBooks for 15 years and Apple watches for 6 years. All the time, none of this device had to be reaped.
Maybe I was lucky, maybe I’m treating my stuff well.
For me, Apple Care would be unnecessarily spent money (being).
You could cancel the monthly option. But you need to know if you hit your watch somewhere every day.
And if she’d drop me and break the display? Would Apple take over the repair?
The insurance is there for that. It can only be that you have to pay for it. This is in the contract information