Coverage that gets your setup back on track

The kinds of failures you actually run into with routine usage. A desktop that won't power on. A keyboard that stops responding. A mouse click that quits. A monitor that suddenly develops dead pixels. And if you've added accidental coverage, spills and drops are in there too.

Yes. A single accidental spill that stops your desktop, monitor, keyboard, or other devices from working is covered. That's exactly what Accidental Damage protection is for.

Yes. Double-typing and unresponsive keys are often signs of an internal mechanical failure, and that's exactly the kind of breakdown your plan is there to cover.

Both, and that's the point. You can cover peripherals on their own, so even if it's just the mouse or just the keyboard you want protected, you don't need a desktop on the plan for it.

Yes. Dead pixels, backlight failures, and other internal display faults are covered. If the screen was cracked in a single accidental knock or drop instead, that's covered under your Accidental Damage plan.

Yes. The gear sitting around your PC matters just as much as the PC itself. Printers, scanners, webcams, and other eligible peripherals can all be protected against unexpected mechanical and electrical failures too.

It doesn't matter where you bought the device. The plan follows the device, not the receipt, so the retailer makes no difference.

Yes, you've got 90 days from the original purchase to get a breakdown plan and 30 days for the accidental plan. So if it arrived a few weeks ago and the plan slipped your mind, you haven't missed the window.

Then you're not stuck rebuying at full retail. If it's truly beyond fixing, you'll get a replacement or a reimbursement up to your plan's limit. Repair is always the first goal, but when that's off the table, this is the safety net.

Yes, if you decide the plan is not for you, cancel within 30 days for a full refund. After that, you get a pro-rated refund.