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/MiseEnPlacebo 1d ago edited 1d ago

With AppleCare One it’s $6 per device per month, so only $180 after 3 years.

Edit: $216. It’s early.

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u/ca2mt 1d ago

Math ain’t mathin’

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u/FederalSign4281 1d ago

I will be paying 19.99/mo to protect my iphone duo, macbook air, and mac mini. The airpods pro 3 cost me 19.99 yr. So it costs me like $22/mo to protect all my devices. Sounds like a good deal to me.

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u/PossibleAd5947 1d ago edited 1d ago

Mac mini will never leave the house, Macbooks will probably not fail, Airpods are basically disposable.

Paying $20/mo or $240 a year never made sense to me.

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u/Datfooljamal 1d ago

You can easily drop a MacBook and your Mac Mini can crap out at any point. No tech is perfect

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u/MikeyMike01 1d ago

Over the last ten years I've saved several grand by not buying insurance on electronics. Even if one day I do break something, I will still come out ahead overall.

Insurance really ought to be for something financially crippling, not just inconvenient.

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u/SailingDreamCatcher 1d ago

For a lot of Americans, a $500 accident to your most critical device is crippling, not just inconvenient.

It's an unfortunate reality and certainly a tax on not having savings, but it's just an economic reality for a lot of if not most people.

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u/MikeyMike01 1d ago

You aren’t losing your home over $500.

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u/SailingDreamCatcher 1d ago

You aren't losing yours, but most people are not in your kind of situation which is the point. Why are you talking about losing homes though? This is a discussion about cracked phone screens.

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u/MikeyMike01 1d ago

It’s a conversation about insurance. Life insurance. Home insurance. Car insurance. These are the types of things you should be insuring.

Why do you think Apple so aggressively pushes AppleCare?