Whether you’ve just noticed a weird glitch or your battery isn’t holding a charge, an Apple warranty check is the first thing every iPhone owner in the USA should do.
How to check Apple Warranty status?
Go to Settings > General > About and tap “Coverage.” If your device won’t turn on, enter your Serial Number on Apple’s official Check Coverage website to see your expiration date instantly.
3 Simple Ways to Verify Your Coverage
In 2026, Apple has made it easier than ever to track your device’s health. Here are the most reliable methods:
1. On-Device Check (Fastest)
Open Settings, navigate to General, and select About. You’ll see your warranty type listed clearly.
Pro Tip: Expired warranty? Check our 2026 iPhone Screen Repair Cost Guide to compare local shop prices.
| Issue | Under Warranty | Out-of-Warranty |
|---|---|---|
| Battery Failure | ✅ Covered ($0) | $99 – $119 |
| Screen Flickering | ✅ Covered | Fix Guide |
Apple Warranty: Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. While Apple’s portal asks for a Serial Number, most IMEI checkers provide the same warranty data for devices in the USA.
Yes, AppleCare+ covers accidental damage. However, there is usually a fixed deductible of $29 for screen repairs.
Generally, yes. If an unauthorized technician opens your device, Apple may deny future warranty claims. Always check your status first.
Out-of-warranty screen replacements for newer iPhones (like iPhone 16 or 17) can cost up to $329-$379.
Disclaimer: MobileCares is an independent resource for 2026.
