Apple Introduces AppleCare One: A Smarter Way to Protect Multiple Devices

Apple today launched AppleCare One, a streamlined subscription plan offering comprehensive coverage for multiple Apple devices, now available in the U.S. through iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Stores.

What’s Included:

Flat rate of $19.99/month for up to three devices, regardless of type iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Vision Pro, HomePod, and more.
Add extra devices at $5.99/month each.
AppleCare+ benefits: unlimited accidental damage protection (drops, spills), battery service, and 24/7 priority support.
Theft & Loss coverage now expands to include iPad and Apple Watch—previously limited to iPhones.
Coverage for older devices: Add Apple devices up to four years old, beyond the standard 60-day AppleCare+ purchase window.
Flexible device management: Swap covered devices anytime, and trade-in transfers the plan automatically.

Why It Matters

Simplicity: Manage all your Apple gear under a single plan—no juggling multiple coverage terms.
Money savings: Apple says you can save up to $11/month compared to separate AppleCare+ plans for iPhone, iPad, and Watch.
Stronger ecosystem lock‑in: By covering older and newer devices together, Apple encourages loyalty and recurring revenue from its growing services business.

Who Should Upgrade

Multi-device households with at least two Apple products especially iPhone plus iPad or Watch.
Long-time Apple users with older gear (up to 4 years old).
Anyone who values convenient switching when upgrading or trading in devices.

Final Thoughts

AppleCare One is more than just another warranty plan it’s Apple’s move toward simplicity and value. For $19.99/month, users can now protect multiple devices under one roof, including older products that were previously ineligible. With added flexibility, cost savings, and expanded Theft & Loss coverage, it’s a smart choice for families and individuals deeply invested in the Apple ecosystem. If you own more than one Apple device, this plan could be the peace of mind you didn’t know you needed.