AppleCare One Expands to UK, France, Germany and Australia on August 4
Apple's multi-device insurance plan brings bundled coverage and theft protection to four new markets with pricing from £16.99 to $29.99 AUD monthly.
AppleCare One goes international August 4, 2026. Customers in the UK, France, Germany, and Australia can now bundle multiple devices under one subscription instead of managing separate AppleCare+ plans for each gadget.
UK customers pay £16.99 monthly for three devices, with additional devices at £4.99 each. France and Germany both price at €20.99 for three devices, adding €5.99 per extra device. Australia's plan runs $29.99 AUD monthly for three devices, with additional coverage at $8.99 AUD per device.
Coverage Details
The plan covers accidental damage, battery replacement, and 24/7 priority access to Apple experts. Theft and loss coverage extends to iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, with claims capped at three per year. iPad coverage also includes associated Apple Pencil or Apple-branded keyboard damage.
Unlike traditional AppleCare+, which typically requires new or recent purchases, AppleCare One accepts devices up to four years old provided they pass a diagnostic check and remain in good condition.
"With AppleCare One, customers in the UK can now enjoy the trusted protection of AppleCare+ in a way that's simpler and more flexible than ever before — one plan, one price, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing all their eligible products can be covered," said Bob Borchers, Apple's vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing.
Why It Matters
The expansion comes one year after AppleCare One launched in the US, representing Apple's push to streamline services revenue and better serve users with multiple Apple devices. Bundling proves cheaper than individual AppleCare+ plans, particularly for premium hardware like iPhone Pro or Mac Studio.
For power users invested in Apple's ecosystem, the international rollout removes a significant barrier. Previously, multi-device owners had to purchase and track separate AppleCare+ subscriptions for each device. The consolidated approach also lowers the entry threshold for insuring older hardware that would have been ineligible under prior terms.