What Does Apple Warranty Not Cover? Key Exclusions Explained
Learn what Apple warranty excludes, including accidental damage, unauthorized repairs, and normal wear, to avoid unexpected repair costs.
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Apple's warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, unauthorized modifications, or exposure to liquids. It also excludes normal wear and tear and consumable parts like batteries, unless a defect has arisen due to a material or workmanship flaw. Products not purchased from Apple or an authorized reseller are also not covered, ensuring consumers understand the limitations before seeking repairs or replacements.
FAQs & Answers
- Does Apple warranty cover accidental damage? No, Apple's standard warranty does not cover accidental damage such as drops or liquid spills. Accidental damage is usually covered under AppleCare+ if purchased.
- Are battery replacements covered under Apple warranty? Batteries are covered only if there is a defect caused by material or workmanship. Normal battery wear and tear are generally excluded from the standard warranty.
- Will Apple warranty cover repairs on products not bought from Apple? No, Apple warranty does not cover products that were not purchased from Apple or an authorized reseller.