I am really starting to wonder about the benefit of Applecare and any extended warranty,
especially for experienced Mac users that don't use the help desk part of it.
High ticket items like an iMac are covered under Statutory warranty if they break down or develop a fault within what is judged to be a reasonable amount of time. So with a computer 3 to 5 years would be a reasonable
amount of time that you would expect it to work with fair use.
The only proviso is that you are likely to get the unit repaired quicker from Apple,
where under Statutory Warranty you have to return it to where you purchased it, and negotiate
a replacement or repair.
especially for experienced Mac users that don't use the help desk part of it.
High ticket items like an iMac are covered under Statutory warranty if they break down or develop a fault within what is judged to be a reasonable amount of time. So with a computer 3 to 5 years would be a reasonable
amount of time that you would expect it to work with fair use.
The only proviso is that you are likely to get the unit repaired quicker from Apple,
where under Statutory Warranty you have to return it to where you purchased it, and negotiate
a replacement or repair.