Apple is raising the monthly cost of AppleCare Plus coverage for Macs and iPads by $0.50, or $5 annually, for new subscribers. Existing subscribers will not be affected by the price increase. The change impacts services for both Mac and iPad products.
The price adjustment applies to future sign-ups; current AppleCare Plus customers will continue paying their existing rates. No reason was given for the increase in pricing.
While the cost of coverage is going up, no right-leaning outlets have reported on this development at the time of publication. Coverage has been limited to left-leaning sources such as The Verge and Engadget.
The change represents a price adjustment to Apple’s extended warranty and support service for its Mac and iPad lines, though the long-term impact of these incremental increases on consumer behavior remains to be seen.
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