Apple today introduced AppleCare One, a new subscription plan designed to simplify device protection by allowing customers to cover multiple Apple products under a single, flexible monthly plan.
Priced at $19.99 per month, AppleCare One covers up to three Apple devices, with the option to add additional products for $5.99 per month each. Coverage applies regardless of product type, allowing customers to mix and match devices—like an iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch—and save up to $11 per month compared to individual AppleCare+ plans.
Enrollment begins tomorrow in the U.S., and customers can sign up directly from their iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or by visiting an Apple Store.
In a notable shift, AppleCare One allows users to add devices that are up to four years old, provided they’re in good working condition—expanding eligibility well beyond the typical 60-day window for AppleCare+.
AppleCare One also streamlines plan management. When a customer trades in a covered device through Apple, it’s automatically replaced in their plan with the new product—no extra steps required. Customers can also adjust their coverage at any time, adding or removing devices as their needs change.
With its flexible pricing, broad eligibility, and simplified management, AppleCare One aims to offer Apple users a more convenient and cost-effective way to protect their growing lineup of devices.
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