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What's covered?

Excesses, exclusions and limitations apply – scroll down for more details

Cracked screen

It's cracked? It's covered.

 

Broken buttons

You press it and... nothing.

 

Theft

If it gets snatched, you're covered. 

 

Liquid damage

Your tea tumble on your monitor? 

 

Mechanical breakdowns

Blank screen, port issue, or anything in-between.

 
 

 

Key cover

Details about our Personal Computer Insurance

Drops & accidental damage cover

We repair more than 1,700 gadgets per month on average. If you drop it – or the screen gets cracked – you're covered.

Notes

We don't cover cosmetic damage that doesn't affect the functionality of your device, like surface scratches and dents.

Liquid damage cover

Liquid can be deadly for a device. Whether it gets accidentally dunked in tea, doused in a drink or dropped in the bath, don't worry – you're covered.

Notes

We expect you to take reasonable precautions to keep your gadget safe from damage.

Worldwide cover

Keep your device with you while you travel: our policy includes worldwide cover.

Notes

Replacements and repaired items can only be sent to UK addresses.

Mechanical breakdown cover

Blank screen? Broken button? Charging issues? If your gadget breaks down, you're covered.

Notes

We cover mechanical breakdowns after the manufacturer's warranty has run out.

Loss cover (optional)

Prone to losing your things? Loss cover adds a layer of protection to our standard cover. For one or two items loss cover is an extra £1.50 per item, per month. For three items or more, loss cover is only £1 per item, per month.

Notes

Loss cover is not available for laptops, MacBooks, desktop PCs or PC monitors.

Theft cover

Thieves don’t care if you need laptops to work on a big presentation next week. The good news? We include cover against theft as standard.

Notes

We expect you to take reasonable precautions to keep your gadgets safe from theft.

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Before you buy

 

Computer excesses

What you'll need to pay for every approved claim

 
Damage and
Breakdown claims
Theft claims
Loss claims
(if selected)
Excess amount £50 £50 N/A

 

For policies purchased prior to 23/11/2016, please refer to your Terms & Conditions document for the excesses that apply to your policy. Excess payments cannot be made via American Express or PayPal. Loss cover is not available for laptops, MacBooks, PCs or PC monitors.

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Frequently asked questions

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Are cosmetic damages covered?
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We only cover damage if it stops the normal functioning of your gadget. Cracked screens are covered, but if your gadget has only suffered a scratch or dent, and still works as expected, then we will not repair or replace it.
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What is MyBubble?
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MyBubble is the name of our old online account management portal. We have a new online account and policy portal for policyholders.

You can log in online to:
- View your policy terms and conditions
- View your schedule of Insurance
- Change your personal details - your email, postal address and phone number

To get started, simply register your account with the exact details you used to originally buy your policy. To access your account, simply use the “Login/Register” link in the top right-hand corner of our website.

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Am I covered if I bought my device from an auction site?
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No – we only cover gadgets that are either purchased as new, or that are purchased as refurbished directly from a manufacturer or network provider.

Please see our terms and conditions  for more information. 

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How do I renew my gadget policy?
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For monthly customers, to make sure you have continuous cover under your policy we will automatically renew your policy each month, unless you advise us otherwise and your monthly premium will be collected by the method chosen by you at the time of the initial purchase of this policy.

For annual customers, we will contact you up to 30 days before the annual renewal date of your policy and we will tell you then if there are any changes to your premium (which will only ever apply at your next renewal date) and invite you to renew your policy at www.protectyourbubble.com. Please follow the instructions on the renewal notification to renew your policy.

You can advise your policy administrator about any changes to your policy details by calling 0330 333 4792. Lines are open Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. If you do not renew your policy once your policy have expired your devices will NOT be covered.

For more information and help with other gadget renewal questions, please click here.

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Am I covered for incidents that occurred before my policy started?
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No, any incident prior to the start date of your insurance will not be covered. 
Q
Is there an excess fee?
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Yes – there is an excess fee for all successful claims which must be paid before your claim can be approved. The amount you will need to pay will vary depending on the type of device you have insured and the type of claim you are making. 

Please remember that you must have purchased loss cover for your gadget in order to claim for loss. Excess payments cannot be made via American Express or PayPal.

Excesses for all items can be viewed on our excess page.

Q
Is there an age limit for the gadgets I want to insure?
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Yes - Your first and second items must be under 6 months old when you purchase the policy.

For the third and any additional items the age of each device can be up to and including 36 months old.
Q
What happens if I give false information?
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We rely on the information you provide to us either online, over the phone or in writing to make decisions about your insurance and any claim. If you do not answer accurately and completely any questions we ask, we might invalidate your insurance and/or we might reject your claim.
Have questions? Visit our full FAQs page

How to claim

In just 5 steps

  1. Tell us about any claim as soon as possible from discovering the loss, theft, breakdown or damage.
  2. If you need to claim for the loss or theft of your gadget, there are additional steps you will need to take. Click here to review them.
  3. Make your claim. 
  4. A claims rep will walk you through the process and tell you what information and documents you will need to provide, like your proof of ownership or police reference number.
  5. Pay your excess and sit tight while we either repair your gadget or send you a replacement. Your excess will need to be paid before we can settle your claim.

 

More about Computer Insurance

Protect your computer

Deciding to buy a desktop computer is a big – not to mention expensive – decision.

Protecting your investment is likely a good idea: you wouldn't want to be stuck paying again to repair or replace your computer.

Luckily, Computer Insurance from Protect Your Bubble keeps your computer covered in case of accidental damage, like an unfortunate tea spill or accidental knock off a table.

It also protects your PC against mechanical breakdowns after the manufacturer's warranty has expired.

You can conveniently claim online – and live, UK-based customer support is just a phone call away if you need it.

More devices, more discounts

With our multi-gadget discount, you'll get a 10% discount off your total policy price when you insure 2 gadgets. If you're looking to cover even more gadgets, we can for £14.99* per month for 3 and then £2pm for each extra gadget up to a max of 10.  

*Price without Loss cover

Legal information

Protect Your Bubble Gadget Insurance is underwritten by Assurant General Insurance Limited.

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