AppleCare One insurance goes global, covering iPhone, Watch and MacBook

AppleCare One insurance goes global

AppleCare One insurance—the bundled protection plan that covers iPhone, Apple Watch and MacBook—has finally left the United States, reaching customers in Europe, Canada and select Asia‑Pacific markets. Apple says the rollout aligns with its broader services push, tapping into a ↑ 12% year‑over‑year rise in subscription revenue reported in Q2.

“Expanding AppleCare One insurance is a natural step to give our users seamless coverage wherever they travel,” said Reuters quoting an Apple spokesperson.

What the expansion means for iPhone, Watch, MacBook owners

The new policy bundles device protection, technical support and accidental damage under a single contract, simplifying billing and claim processes. Early adopters in the UK report lower overall service costs compared with purchasing separate plans for each device. Pricing starts at $199 per year for a single device, with discounts for multi‑device bundles. Analysts at Bloomberg project the international segment could add ↑ $1.2 billion to Apple’s services revenue by 2027. Consumers can enroll through the Apple Store app or online portal, with coverage effective immediately upon purchase.