In general, extended warranties aren't worth it because if something is going to fail, it's likely going to happen in the first year which the existing warranty already covers. It really was not worth the money unless you knew for sure you were going to break your phone since you were better off keeping that money and setting it aside. So if you knew for sure you were going to break your phone at some point, then yes, you should get it otherwise the cost of AppleCare plus the cost of the repair since you still need to pay money for that, plus the cost of AppleCare on your next phone ends up costing you more money than paying out for the repair without it. The way the math added up is that you had to break your iPhone every time in order for it to be worth it. The most common issue and one of the more expensive repairs was is if you damaged the screen. I haven't done the math lately, but this for a long time wasn't the case with iPhones. So yeah, what do you think? Did you get the insurance and why? The Macbook will be mostly used inside and the occasional library or cafe or something. I did get it on my iPad Pro though since that's more mobile and I can see it possibly falling and breaking when I use it outside. I'm not really prone to breaking laptops since the only one I really broke was one where I stressed it pretty hard by playing games on it constantly and one where I accidentally knocked over (but still worked after. Never had a MacBook before so I'm not sure if it's worth it or not.

The thing that's stopping me is the price since it's around $280CAD+tax/$240CAD+tax (education discount and that's been recently discounted too) and the price of the deductible is $130+tax for screen repairs and $380+tax for other damage which is pretty expensive especially since it's on top of the base price, I think. I've been debating about this for a while now and can't decide to get it or not since I'm not sure how reliable Macbooks are.

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