AppleCare+ for Mac is available in the United States and Japan only. In other countries, the standard AppleCare Protection Plan for Mac without accidental damage coverage remains available. AppleCare+ extends a Mac's warranty coverage to three years from its original purchase date, and adds up to two incidents of accidental damage coverage, each subject to a service fee of $99 for screen damage or external enclosure damage, or $299 for other damage. AppleCare+ for Mac also includes 24/7 priority access to Apple experts by chat or phone. It replaces the AppleCare Protection Plan for Mac, which was essentially the same as AppleCare+, but didn't include accidental damage coverage like Apple has long offered for devices like the iPhone and iPad.ĪppleCare+ for Mac is available for the 12-inch MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac Pro, and Mac mini for. APPLECARE FOR MACBOOK PRO ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE FOR MAC The service fees are additional in the event of accidental damage. Prices are between equal and $30 higher than the old AppleCare Protection Plan, which doesn't cover accidental damage. AppleCare+ can be purchased alongside a new Mac, or customers can or in store within 60 days of purchasing a Mac. What I don't understand is why the new AppleCare+ is only available in the US and Japan. I'm in Canada and we usually get everything the same time, it's odd that no one has brought this up. I spoke to a couple of apple employees and they didn't have a clue. Maybe it's a staggered release, who knows.
I'd prefer to have the accidental coverage and I'm annoyed because I really want to update my 2012 15 MBP but don't want to buy it then get screwed out of the coverage when they release it. APPLECARE FOR MACBOOK PRO ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE UPDATE.APPLECARE FOR MACBOOK PRO ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE FOR MAC.
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