AppleCare One Subscription Lets You Protect Multiple Devices Under One Plan

AppleCare One Changes How You Insure Apple Devices

Apple has officially launched AppleCare One, a monthly subscription that lets users cover multiple Apple devices under a single plan. This new service, which begins at $19.99 per month for three devices, is Apple’s answer to users who want easier, cheaper, and more flexible ways to manage coverage across the Apple ecosystem.

At Squaredtech.co, we’ve seen AppleCare evolve over the years. But this is the most significant change in how AppleCare works. Users can add more devices for $5.99 per month per product, regardless of whether it’s an iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch. AppleCare One gives full access to AppleCare+ features, including:

• Unlimited accidental damage repairs
• Battery replacement service
• 24/7 priority support

That means AppleCare One is not just a billing convenience—it’s also a better financial choice. Instead of paying separate AppleCare+ fees for each product, users now have the option to consolidate and save up to $11 per month, according to Apple.

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AppleCare One Covers Older Devices, Too

One of the standout features of AppleCare One is its support for older Apple devices. Typically, AppleCare+ must be purchased within 60 days of buying a new product. With AppleCare One, Apple extends that eligibility to any device up to four years old, as long as it’s still in good condition.

This new flexibility means you can bring your older iPhone or even a well-used iPad into the plan. For many Apple users who upgrade less frequently or buy second-hand devices, this is a significant change.

Here’s what users can now do:

• Add or remove devices anytime
• Replace traded-in devices automatically
• Extend coverage to legacy hardware

If a user trades in a product covered under AppleCare One, the new device gets slotted into the subscription automatically. That seamless handoff keeps coverage going without users having to manually update their subscription—something Squaredtech readers will appreciate for convenience and peace of mind.

Theft and Loss Protection Now Covers iPads and Apple Watches

Until now, theft and loss protection under AppleCare+ was only available for the iPhone. With AppleCare One, that coverage expands to include iPads and Apple Watches. This is a big deal for anyone who travels or works on the go with multiple Apple devices.

For example, losing an Apple Watch on a trip or having an iPad stolen from a backpack would previously leave users without full protection unless they had specialized insurance. Now, under AppleCare One, that scenario is fully covered.

This kind of inclusion pushes AppleCare One into territory previously dominated by third-party insurance—except now it’s directly handled by Apple, with all the support quality users expect.

Flat Pricing and Savings for the Apple Ecosystem

AppleCare One keeps things simple with flat pricing, regardless of the product type. An iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch are all treated equally under the plan. This removes the confusion of different monthly fees for different devices, streamlining the user experience.

Here’s how it breaks down:

• $19.99/month for 3 devices
• $5.99/month for each extra device
• Flat pricing applies to all device types
• Theft and loss coverage included across the board

This structure means someone with three devices—a phone, tablet, and watch—can save up to $11 monthly compared to individual AppleCare+ subscriptions. That’s over $130 per year, a meaningful discount for long-term Apple users.

Squaredtech recommends this bundle for families, professionals, and content creators who rely on multiple Apple devices daily. It simplifies insurance while adding flexibility and better value.

Available Now in the U.S.

Starting July 24, 2025, AppleCare One is officially available in the United States. Customers can sign up directly from their iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or visit their local Apple Store to get started.

Here’s how to activate AppleCare One:

1. Open Settings on your Apple device.
2. Tap General > About > AppleCare+ Coverage Available.
3. Choose AppleCare One from the options.
4. Follow the prompts to add devices and confirm payment.

Alternatively, you can walk into any U.S. Apple Store and ask to enroll your devices under the new plan. Apple Store employees will guide you through the process and explain your coverage options.

Apple hasn’t announced availability for international markets yet, but Squaredtech expects expansion soon based on past AppleCare rollouts.

Squaredtech’s Take: Why AppleCare One Matters

At Squaredtech.co, we believe AppleCare One is Apple’s most user-friendly service update in years. It lowers the cost barrier, reduces the complexity of managing multiple device insurances, and introduces coverage for theft and loss on more than just phones.

In short, AppleCare One reflects how users actually use Apple devices: across a whole ecosystem, not just one product at a time.

For anyone with multiple Apple products—especially those bought outside the usual AppleCare+ window—this is the most cost-effective, flexible protection Apple has ever offered.

Expect this to become a new standard for Apple users in 2025 and beyond.

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Final Verdict from Squaredtech:

AppleCare One is the future of Apple device protection. With lower pricing, flexible coverage, and better protection for older hardware, it’s a smart choice for almost every Apple user.

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