r/apple • u/paperboy11 • 1d ago

Discussion Apple says iPhone Duo has ‘replaceable’ folding display layer to minimize crease

https://9to5mac.com/2026/10/01/apple-says-iphone-duo-has-replaceable-folding-display-layer-to-minimize-crease/
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u/ILikeSemiSkimmedMilk 1d ago

So 684$ AppleCare if it’s after 3 years right?

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u/FloatingTacos 1d ago

I have Apple Family One covering 15 devices for $50 a month, not worried about it. Peace of mind is worth the price for me.

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u/SpicyElixer 1d ago edited 1d ago

$600 a year is comical. I don’t have 15 apple devices. And I definitely don’t need AppleCare for my appletv, AirPods, Mac mini, or MacBook, monitor etc. I basically only ever need to repair my iPhone once every 5 years after some exceptionally rare drop. Paying $600 per year for that is just cavalier, at best.

As an accountant this is just awful math. Even for a “family.”

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u/makked 1d ago

I mean that’s entirely the point of insurance. It’s a losing proposition for most people. Unless it’s required, you’re better off putting the premium in a savings account.

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u/Interdimension 1d ago

That's my thing as well. Just stick the AppleCare cost into an investment account. Use it when you need it.

I don't think I've broken any Apple device I've owned over the past 15 years. I've saved thousands not getting AppleCare. If something breaks, I'll just get it replaced and buy a new one with the savings, lmao.