

FWIW, I buy AppleCare on all my Apple products I have. After your 1 year standard coverage, to get ANYTHING replaced on it, will be expensive. AppleCare will likely NOT fix your MBP if you drop it.
#Should i buy applecare for macbook pro pro#
It's usually what MacBook Air, MacBook, and MacBook Pro owners end up needing the most. You can also buy AppleCare on a Refurb Mac as well. Keep in mind, however, that credit card companies can't offer technical support. If you like the warranty that your credit card company provides, it might be the alternative you need. Each credit card company is different and has different warranty benefits for some states. You can buy AppleCare for your Mac on Apple's website.

On the old G5, both the SuperDrive and the power supply died (separate occasions) and AppleCare covered both, easily paying for the price of AppleCare. The M1 MacBook Pro insurance used to cost 249/269 and the insurance of the Intel version of the 13in MacBook Pro remains at that price. For example, American Express Gold has a decent warranty extension for up to five years in most U.S. I've had AppleCare on my two previous iMacs.

Some credit card companies provide additional warranty protection when you make your purchase using their card.
