SweetPoison
iPF Noob
Oh I would def be in tears!
I am sorry that you had .the misfortune to drop the iPad. The iPod unlike other devices is a sealed device and so if dropped one can cause damage to other components as they are in a very tight space however in saying that being a solid state device and no moving parts like hard drives and DVD drives the damage usually is less. The fact is it is not economical to replace the glass and not knowing if nothing else is damage and this is why Apple replaces the iPad complete.
I should point out laptops are in fact a bigger issue when dropped or handled the wrong way. Picking up a laptop by the screen can in fact break or damage it. Replacing a laptop screen is real expensive usually $100 or more just for a quote plus screen etc etc.
Apple has in some countries have replaced iPads no questions asked but what one must realize is they really don't have to as dropping the iPad is nothing to do with warranty issues. My suggestion is make sure one has coverage under home insurance policies and or a all risk policy then you have peace of mind because most likely the insurance company will just replace it with a new one.
now that AppleCare+ was released no apple store will give a break,
i'm sorry you are completely wrong. being a genius myself we never had a 'courtesy' replace. if we felt the need for a situation to be graced then fine, it was never policy. now with AppleCare+ no exceptions. which like i said before is how it should have been all along.Not true. Apple stores replace as a one time courtesy all the time. I have personally known folks and there have been plenty here. Obviously, there have been a few Apple stores that do not extend this courtesy.
i'm sorry you are completely wrong. being a genius myself we never had a 'courtesy' replace. if we felt the need for a situation to be graced then fine, it was never policy. now with AppleCare+ no exceptions. which like i said before is how it should have been all along.
Seadog said:AppleCare+ also includes accidents that are not covered under warranty. Essentially it is insurance for those who cannot feel comfortable about their ability to not break their iDevice. If you are a klutz, it may be money well spent.
Never said it was a policy.
Thanks for explaining.AppleCare+ also includes accidents that are not covered under warranty. Essentially it is insurance for those who cannot feel comfortable about their ability to not break their iDevice. If you are a klutz, it may be money well spent.