Apple just dropped a game-changer for its ecosystem users: AppleCare One, a new subscription plan launching July 24, 2025, in the U.S.
Priced at $19.99 per month for up to three devices, with additional devices at $5.99 each, this plan bundles coverage for iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, and even headphones under one roof.
It's a big shift from the individual AppleCare+ plans, offering savings and new features like expanded theft and loss protection.
Here's what you need to know.
AppleCare One: What's New?
AppleCare One allows customers to protect up to three devices for $19.99 per month, with additional devices at $5.99 each.
Unlike traditional AppleCare+ plans, which required separate purchases for each device, this unified plan covers iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, and even headphones (if less than a year old).
A standout feature is its extended eligibility, allowing devices up to four years old to be enrolled, provided they pass a condition check.
The plan also introduces expanded theft and loss protection for iPads and Apple Watches, previously exclusive to iPhones.
With unlimited accidental damage repairs, 24/7 priority support, and battery replacements for devices below 80% capacity, AppleCare One offers comprehensive coverage tailored for multi-device users.
Pricing: A Cost-Saving Move?
AppleCare One appears to be a cost-saving option compared to individual AppleCare+ plans.
For instance, covering an iPhone ($14.99/month), iPad ($7.99/month), and Mac ($14.99/month) individually could total nearly $38/month if using current AppleCare+.
In contrast, AppleCare One covers all three for $19.99, saving users approximately $18 monthly. This makes it an attractive choice for Apple enthusiasts with multiple devices.
The plan's flexibility allows users to add or remove devices at any time, and traded-in devices are seamlessly replaced in the plan, ensuring continuous coverage without hassle.
Availability and Global Outlook
AppleCare One launches exclusively in the U.S. on July 24, 2025, available via iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Stores.
While no global rollout has been confirmed, Apple's history with services like AppleCare+ and Apple One suggests international expansion is likely in the near future, pending regional adjustments.
Why It Matters
"AppleCare One redefines how we support our customers," said an Apple spokesperson. "It's a single, affordable plan that adapts to your Apple ecosystem, offering peace of mind across all your devices."
With its competitive pricing and enhanced features, AppleCare One could set a new standard for device protection plans.
For more details, visit Apple's offical site. Stay tuned for updates on our Apple News section.
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