iPhone Insurance

Insure your iPhone from £5.99p/m

Our insurance covers your iPhone against:

ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE: Should your iPhone ever need fixing the expense of repair would be covered.

CRACKED SCREEN: We'll cover the cost of a cracked or shattered screen.  

LIQUID DAMAGE: Your iPhone is covered against any form of liquid damaged such as dropping it in a puddle, or spilling tea over it.

THEFT: We aim to replace all successful theft claims within 48 hours, so you won't be without.  

MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN: Any repair costs outside of the manufacturer’s warranty will be fully covered on your iPhone insurance policy.

OPTIONAL LOSS: Add loss cover on your iPhone insurance policy for just £1.

UNAUTHORISED CALLS: We'll pay for the cost of unauthorised calls in the first 12 hours of your iPhone being stolen. 

 Even more benefits:

WORLDWIDE COVER: Take your iPhone anywhere in the world and have peace of mind that you're still covered. This includes a 90 day single trip.

FLEXIBLE PAYMENTS: Pay by direct debit, credit card or PayPal. You can spread the cost of your payment montly at no extra cost. 

TRACK YOUR REPAIR: If you have to make a claim and get your iPhone repaired, track it every step of the way.

FAST REPLACEMENT: If we can't fix it we aim to have your iPhone back to you within 48 hours of a successful claim.

MULTI GADGET DISCOUNT:  Save up to 30% when you insure 4 or more gadgets on the same policy. 

Like all insurance policies, terms, conditions and exclusions apply, please refer to the full terms and conditions for complete details of what is covered, and what is excluded.

Click HERE to download our summary of cover.

Click HERE to download our full terms and conditions.

10 effortless ways to improve your iPhone battery life

Turn off Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi uses heavy battery life even if it’s not connected as it’s constantly searching for a new connection. To switch it off go to Settings > Wi-Fi > Off. Be sure to turn it back on when you are using it as it’s faster than the standard 3G connection.

Turn off Bluetooth

Bluetooth should always be turned off unless you’re using it for file transfer via Bluetooth or with a Bluetooth headset. This can be done via Settings > General > Bluetooth > Off.

Turn off 3G

Switching 3G off defaults to EDGE or GPRS connection; this is slow but still enables your apps to connect online. 3G however consumes more energy and therefore should be turned off when fast speed is not required or when not in use. Go to Settings > Network > Switch off ‘Enable 3G’.

Reduce iPhone’s display brightness

You don’t always need a bright screen (unless you’re always in the dark). You can set this to automatic or manually reduce the backlit brightness of your iPhone’s screen. Simply go to Settings > Brightness > reduce brightness by sliding the bar to your left or slide it to the middle if you’re not sure. Switch Auto-Brightness on after that. Your iPhone is smart enough to work out the rest.

Disable location services

Location Services uses either your Wi-Fi or 3G connection to determine your approximate location draining more energy from your battery.  Go to Settings > Location Services > Slide to ‘off’ for as many apps as possible.

Disable push notification services

iPhone apps that support push notifications send you news and updates straight to your main screen, which causes your iPhone to consume battery power faster.

Go to Settings > Notifications > Select the apps one-by-one and turn ‘off’ push notifications. Do it for as many apps as possible.

Lock iPhone

This one’s a no brainer. If you lock your iPhone the screen will turn off and go into sleep mode saving you more battery power. This can be done simply by pressing the button on the top right side of your iPhone. If you have a habit of forgetting to do this, you can enable the auto lock function. Go to Settings > General > Auto-lock > 1 Minute.

Auto adjust-time (based on time zone)

iPhones with iOS 5 (or later versions) use the auto-adjust feature to automatically update the time. This is done through any data connection or directly through your mobile network operator. Chances are your time does not change regularly (unless you’re on a cruise ship or world tour) so you can save some power by turning this off. This can be turned off through Settings > Location Services > System Services (scroll right down to the bottom) > Setting Time Zone ‘Off’.

 

 

 

 

Urgently need to save power?

Have you ever been in a situation where your iPhone battery is running really low and you desperately need to save power? If you’re not expecting an important call, the quickest way to reduce battery consumption is to switch it to flight mode through Settings > Flight Mode ‘On’. This will turn off all signals including 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, EDGE, GPRS and even your main network signal.

Run a full charge cycle at least once per month

Some of us may be guilty of sticking the iPhone on charge when the battery is in fact not running low and taking it off charge when the iPhone is not fully charged. This effects its long term life as it’s a lithium rechargeable battery. Giving it a full charge cycle (at least once a month) by letting the battery drain completely and charging it fully would give your battery proper maintenance.

Multi-gadget insurance

We also offer up to 30% discount on multi-gadget insurance. If you have other gadgets you would like to insure such as a laptop, iPad, digital camera or even a second mobile phone; you can take advantage of our multi-gadget insurance discounts:

• 10% discount = iPhone insurance + 1 other gadget
• 20% discount = iPhone insurance + 2 other gadgets
• 30% discount = iPhone insurance + 3 or more gadgets

Along with insurance for iPhone 4s, iPhone 4 and iPhone 3Gs; as a mobile phone insurance specialist, we also offer insurance for all Smartphone models.