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How do I buy AppleCare for MacBook Pro after purchase?
How to add AppleCare to your Mac after purchase
- Head to Apple’s add AppleCare website.
- Choose Mac desktops or Mac notebooks, then enter your serial number or sign in with your Apple ID.
- Follow the prompts to purchase AppleCare within 60 days of buying your Mac (you’ll need to complete a remote diagnostic)
How long after buying a Mac can you buy AppleCare?
within 60 days
If you still need help buying an AppleCare plan, contact Apple Support. In most countries and regions, you can buy AppleCare+ within 60 days of your device purchase.
How long is AppleCare good for Macbook Pro?
three years
What does AppleCare+ for Macs cover? The plan extends the original warranty from one year to three years, which covers you for defects that aren’t your fault. Phone and chat support is extended from 90 days to three years as well.
What happens if you drop your MacBook Pro?
Someone may drop their notebook from, say a height of 5 feet and there will be no damage apart from a scratch or two. Another person may drop their notebook from the exact same height on to the exact same surface and the screen will shutter, the hard drive will be damaged and the logic board will get a hairline crack.
How much does AppleCare + cost for a Mac?
How Much Does AppleCare+ Cost for Macs? Mac Model Cost Mac mini $99 MacBook Air $249 13-inch MacBook Pro $269 Mac Pro $249
What does Apple care cover on a MacBook Pro?
This coverage will apply to your computer, display, battery, power adapter, RAM, AirPort, and USB Superdrive. Basically, all elements of your computer, overall. AppleCare+ will not cover incidents of theft or loss to your MacBook Pro. Is AppleCare Worth It?
Can a MacBook Air be repaired with AppleCare +?
For example, if the internal hard drive just goes kaput in the first year, Apple will cover the cost to repair or replace it. If you drop your MacBook Air on the ground while trying to set it up and break the screen, you’re out of luck — unless you have AppleCare+.
Is there a problem with my MacBook Pro 2016?
My 2016 13″ MacBook Pro (no touch bar) three times gave a weird display (image above from Dec. 29, 2016, before ‘repair’). ‘Chat’ support with AppleCare told me to zap the PRAM and resect the SMC after the first one. Took it in to the Genius Bar, and the machine was sent away for testing–no faults found by Apple Repair in the hardware.