The guarantee, the eternal controversy. First of all, we are going to remind you that all mobile devices sold in the European Union have a two-year warranty, the first year being in charge of the manufacturer (Apple) and the second in charge of the point of sale. Once this is clear, How can I find out how much warranty is left on my iPhone?
Well, the iPhone will have a warranty from two years after its purchase, or two years from its activation in the case that you buy it in an Apple Store, but it is easy to forget the exact day. We show you how you can see how much warranty my iPhone has left directly from the application adjustments from iOS.
Let's keep it simple, these are the steps you must follow to get to the section that interests us.
- Enter the application Settings from iOS
- Enter the section General within the iOS settings
- Once inside general we are going to click on the section Information
- Within Information we are going to go down to a new section called Apple Care Protection Plan
- When we enter here we will be shown a screen that tells us what type of guarantee we have contracted and an estimated end date
It is said that this end date is estimated because in some places you may be asked for the purchase receipt to guarantee that the device has been purchased there and above all that it is still in the validity period of the warranty. That is why it is always advisable to save the ticket or a copy in any data cloud such as iCloud Drive or Google Drive and thus we will not have this type of problem. That's how easy it is to know how much warranty your iPhone has left directly from the settings.
A question what kind of iPhone or version of IOS do you have? Because no matter how hard I look, I can't find that option
Not you or anyone. It will be that he has contracted AppleCare and that is why he gets that option.
It comes out as long as you have a valid warranty or Apple Care.
My iPhone x is still under warranty and does not come out. It will come out if you have contracted Apple Care.
In my case, without having contracted Apple Care, I get the "Limited Warranty" option. The estimated duration that it gives is one year, although below it states that this guarantee is added to that stipulated by the consumer protection law (in the case of Spain, one more year), and that if it is believed that one of those applicable laws, you must contact Apple.