Pros and cons

Pros and cons

A breakdown on insurance plans for iPhone 5
Published Sep 27, 2012 at 8:00 am (Updated Sep 27, 2012)


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(From The Los Angeles Times) So, you just got an iPhone 5, or you're thinking about getting an iPhone 5, and you're wondering whether you should insure it.

Replacing a broken iPhone is more expensive than you may realize. The new iPhone starts at $200, but that price is contingent on signing a two-year contract with a carrier.

If you lose your phone or break it beyond repair, expect to pay $650 for a new one.

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