AppleCare+ Now Lets You Repair Your Apple Until It’s New Again (Unlimited)
Remember the old rule: you could slide in a damaged iPhone or Mac, get it fixed, and then sit on your hands for about a year before you could do it again— two times a year. That’s apparently yesterday’s news.
Apple has lifted that cap, letting you fix accidental damage as often as you want. The updated coverage is now displayed on the AppleCare products page, and it’s all in plain, punchy words now: Unlimited repairs. No more “tying the shoelaces before you’re allowed to mend” hassles.
Here’s the scoop:
- Previously: Limited to two repairs per calendar year.
- Now: Unlimited—so if your phone keeps dropping, you pay just for the parts and labor, not the number of times you drop it.
This upgrade struck the AppleCare team just as the Apple Store reopened its doors in Cupertino. The announcement was spot‑checked on the official AppleCare page, giving customers a fresh dose of freedom.
But wait, what’s the catch?
There isn’t one. The only conditions left are that the damage must be accidental—sorry, “intentional drop‑and‑destroy” isn’t covered. All other repairs (think cracked screens, water mishaps, accidental knocks) are now unlimited, so you can keep swimming in the sea of repair services until your device feels brand‑new again.
In short: AppleCare+ is now the antidote for every dropped gadget—no limit, no fuss.
Apple’s Latest Protection Plan: A Global Left‑Hand Crown
All the shiny devices get a new safety net
Apple has rolled out a fresh protection update that covers every gadget in its lineup – from the iPad to the Mac, and of course the iPhone – and it’s now available worldwide. Whether you’re in Australia, France, the UK, or anywhere else, the new plan is just a click away.
Price Check for the Brand‑New iPhone 14 Series
- iPhone 14 Pro Max & iPhone 14 Pro – $13.49 per month or a one‑time $269 for a two‑year stretch.
- iPhone 14 Plus – $12.49 per month or $249 for two years.
- iPhone 14 – $11.49 per month or $219 for a 24‑month coverage.
Curious to see all the details? The official Apple website has the full scoop. No surprises—just straightforward coverage for your new phone’s peace of mind.
