Adding AppleCare to Mac Studio & Mac mini is later in the purchase process than before
Despite the New Mac mini and Mac Studio apparently not including an option to add AppleCare where it has historically been during the order process, you just have to click through a few pages to get it done. AppleCare options are available for the new Macs. It's not remotely clear why Apple would choose to hide AppleCare for the new Macs since the option is front and center with other Macs. With those, AppleCare is on the order page, right after processor, RAM, and storage options. With the new Mac mini and Mac Studio , there is no such option on that page, but there is later in the process. Apple uses this extra step to promote the Studio Display and the way it's done is simply confusing. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
What happened?
Despite the New Mac mini and Mac Studio apparently not including an option to add AppleCare where it has historically been during the order process, you just have to click through a few pages to get it done. AppleCare options are available for the new Macs. It's not remotely clear why Apple would choose to hide AppleCare for the new Macs since the option is front and center with other Macs. With those, AppleCare is on the order page, right after processor, RAM, and storage options. With the new Mac mini and Mac Studio , there is no such option on that page, but there is later in the process. Apple uses this extra step to promote the Studio Display and the way it's done is simply confusing. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Story details
Despite the New Mac mini and Mac Studio apparently not including an option to add AppleCare where it has historically been during the order process, you just have to click through a few pages to get it done.
AppleCare options are available for the new Macs.
It's not remotely clear why Apple would choose to hide AppleCare for the new Macs since the option is front and center with other Macs.
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