How to Check iPhone Warranty Status? (Updated Guide)

Even though Apple devices are well-known for their durability and stable performance, technical issues can still occur. When this happens, knowing whether your iPhone is still under warranty is extremely important. Apple makes warranty verification easy with several practical methods.

Here is the updated, detailed guide for checking your iPhone warranty status:

1. Check Warranty via iPhone Settings (Fastest Method)

As of the latest iOS versions, warranty information is now directly accessible within the Settings app.

Steps:

  1. Open the Settings app.

  2. Tap General.

  3. Go to About.

  4. Scroll down and find the Coverage section.

This page shows:

  • Standard warranty expiration date

  • AppleCare+ status

  • Hardware support eligibility

  • Technical support status

The system updates this information automatically.

2. Check Warranty via Apple Support App

The Apple Support app provides all technical information about your Apple devices, including warranty and service options.

How to check:

  1. Install the Apple Support app from the App Store.

  2. Sign in with your Apple ID.

  3. Tap My Devices.

  4. Select your iPhone.

  5. View the Coverage section.

This includes model info, serial number, warranty status, and AppleCare+ details.

3. Check Warranty on Apple’s Official Website

You can check warranty status even if you don’t have the phone physically with you.

Steps:

  1. Go to Apple’s coverage check page:
    checkcoverage.apple.com

  2. Enter your iPhone’s serial number.

  3. Verify the security code.

  4. View your warranty information.

This method is especially useful when buying a second-hand device.

4. Where to Find the Serial Number?

You can find the serial number:

  • Settings → General → About

  • On the SIM tray (some models)

  • On the box

  • On your Apple ID device list (icloud.com)

Why Warranty Check Matters?

Knowing your warranty status helps with:

  • Battery replacement

  • Screen repair

  • Motherboard issues

  • Camera malfunctions

  • AppleCare+ service usage

If your device is covered, many repairs can be performed at no cost or with reduced fees.

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