Apple has raised AppleCare+ monthly and annual subscription fees for new Mac and iPad buyers. Existing customers will maintain their current AppleCare+ subscription rates without any changes. This price adjustment follows recent increases in Mac and iPad hardware costs. Industry reports suggest rising memory costs are impacting technology manufacturing expenses. Future iPhone models may also see increased pricing due to component costs.

As Bloomberg reports, Apple has increased its monthly and annual AppleCare+ rates for new Mac and iPad customers. Here are the details.

Apple raised monthly AppleCare+ subscriptions by 50 cents for Macs and iPads, extending a wave of price increases driven by the global memory chip shortage.

Putting the “plus” in AppleCare Plus.

Apple has increased AppleCare+ prices for new Mac and iPad subscribers. Monthly plans rose by fifty cents and annual plans increased by five dollars. Existing subscribers will…

Apple is reportedly increasing AppleCare Plus prices for new Mac and iPad subscribers by $0.50 monthly or $5 annually, following a similar adjustment for iPhones last year.

iPad and Mac prices aren't the only thing Apple is increasing

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Apple has raised AppleCare+ monthly and annual subscription fees for new Mac and iPad buyers. Existing customers will maintain their current AppleCare+ subscription rates without…

Following recent hardware and services price increases, Apple has now raised iCloud+ prices in several countries. Here are the details.

Apple’s hardware price increases in June were costly and unwelcome. They were also just the start of a wave of...

Apple’s hardware price increases in June were costly and unwelcome. They were also just the start of a wave of...