3 ways to check Apple warranty on all iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch devices

If you need to repair Apple devices, the best way is to find out if your device is still under warranty. In the article below, Quantrimang will guide you how to check Apple warranty on iPhone, iPad, Mac and other Apple products, helping you to know if the machine is genuine and has a warranty period.

1. How to Check Warranty Status on iPhone or iPad

1. Open the app Setting > General settings.
2. Choose Introduce.
3. Find the warranty section.

Depending on the warranty status, the device may say “Limited Warranty” or “AppleCare Services” and the expiration date. Options may also show “Warranty Package Expired” means that the hardware is no longer under warranty.

Click on an option to go to the page Insuranceinstructions regarding the machine’s warranty status, eg what support your case can get.

2. Check Apple warranty via Apple account

Because Apple products are connected to the Internet and often linked to user accounts, it’s usually the people who buy the device or sign up first. You can view the warranty status of those products through your Apple account.

The easiest way without touching that device is to use another iPhone or iPad signed in to your Apple ID and look in the Apple Support app.

1. Open the app support on iPhone or iPad.
2. Choose Products to open the list of products associated with Apple ID.
3. In the section My Devicesselect the device you want to check.
4. Choose Device Details.

You can check on devices like iPhone, iPad, Mac, HomePod, HomePod Mini, Apple Watch and more, explaining the status for each device.

If it’s still under warranty, information such as the warranty expiration date will be displayed, in addition to suggestions for upgrading to AppleCare.

In addition, if the device has expired warranty, but in some cases users are still supported according to the policy (read carefully the company’s support policies).

3. How to check the warranty of Apple devices on the web

1. Open page Check Coverage.
2. Enter the device’s serial number and enter the code. India tiếp tục.
3. This page will display information about the device’s warranty, what types of support the device has or the device has expired warranty, expiration date.

This page also suggests links to add support if your device is out of warranty.

Find the serial number on iPhone, iPad and Mac

To perform the last method above, you need to know the device’s serial number. Apple has a support website where you can find out the serial numbers of many different types of devices.

How to find serial number on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

1. Open the app Settingschoose General > About.
2. Or the SIM card slot on the iPhone also has the IMEI/MEID number printed, which can also be used instead of the serial number.
3. Flip the back of the device to see the information printed on the case, including the serial number and IMEI for devices that support cellular network connectivity.
4. If you connect a device to a Mac, you can select it in Finder and see the serial number.
5. In addition, in addition to the device box, there is also a serial number printed.

How to find the serial number on a Mac or MacBook computer

1. Click Apple logo in the left corner, select About This Mac.
2. The serial number can also be specified on the case.

How to find serial number on Apple Watch

1. Open Watch app on the iPhone connected to the iPhone. Choose General > About.
2. In addition, you can look at the back of the Apple Watch, around the sensor, the serial number is usually printed on the strap.

How to find serial number on Apple TV

1. On tvOS, open the app Settings and choose General > About.
2. Also you can check on the case of Apple TV.

In some cases, Apple’s serial number can be found on the Apple ID page. This is extremely convenient if you want to know the serial number without having a device nearby.

1. Open website Apple ID management. Sign in and complete the confirmations.
2. Scroll down to section Devicesclick hardware. Serial number will be displayed here if available.