Drops & Screen Damage
Certain plans may address qualifying accidental physical damage such as a cracked screen or damage caused by an accidental drop.
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View All Services →Mobile device protection can help with qualifying repair or replacement costs when a covered smartphone or other eligible portable device is damaged, lost, stolen or stops working for a covered reason.
Phones and other portable electronics can be expensive to repair or replace. Device protection may address certain covered losses depending on the product and policy selected.
Coverage can differ between insurance, service contracts and manufacturer warranties, so the details matter.
The causes of loss below are general examples. The issued policy determines which events and devices qualify.
Certain plans may address qualifying accidental physical damage such as a cracked screen or damage caused by an accidental drop.
Portable-electronics insurance may include theft protection when theft is listed as a covered cause of loss and policy requirements are met.
Some insurance products may address qualifying device loss. Loss protection should be confirmed in the actual policy.
Certain products may include qualifying malfunction or mechanical failure, subject to the type of protection purchased and applicable exclusions.
Repair and replacement benefits depend on what happened to the device and how that cause of loss is addressed by the applicable protection product.
The policy may distinguish between accidental damage, failure, theft and other causes.
Confirm that the affected device is included under the protection.
Certain products may require an applicable deductible or service fee.
Documentation and reporting requirements can differ by product.
Mobile-device products can be structured differently. Read the documents to see what type of protection is being provided.
An insurance policy may provide repair or replacement protection against causes such as damage, theft, loss, malfunction or other covered events.
A service contract is a separate type of product that can provide repair, replacement or maintenance under its own contract terms.
The outcome depends on the policy, the condition of the device and the administrator or insurer handling the covered claim.
A qualifying device may be repaired when repair is available under the applicable terms.
A qualifying claim may result in a replacement device according to policy rules.
Certain products may use approved repair locations or service channels.
The insurer or administrator applies the contract or policy terms to the reported loss.
Check whether accidental damage, theft, loss or failure are included.
Review the amount you may need to pay when making a qualifying claim.
Some protection products limit the number or value of claims.
Read the exclusions and conditions that can prevent a loss from qualifying.
Reporting procedures differ between insurers and protection providers. Follow the instructions shown in the documents issued with your coverage.
Use the claim channel specified by the insurer or administrator.
Device and loss information may be needed to review the claim.
The applicable policy determines whether the event qualifies.
Approved next steps depend on the specific product and claim.
A protection product should be reviewed alongside the device value, the risks included by the policy and the amount you may pay when making a claim.
Confirm the phone or portable electronic device can be covered.
Do not assume every protection product includes these events.
Compare applicable deductibles, fees and policy limits.
Device information and the type of protection you want can begin the discussion.
Share the device type and other information requested for available protection products.
Check whether damage, theft, loss or failure are included.
Compare applicable deductibles, fees and policy limits.
Confirm what is included before selecting the protection you want.
Property and liability insurance information for qualifying renters.
Insurance information for qualifying jewelry and certain personal items.
Coverage information for certain trip and travel-related losses.
Additional liability coverage above qualifying underlying policy limits.
Coverage and claim requirements differ by product and provider.
Depending on the product, mobile device protection may provide repair or replacement for qualifying damage, theft, loss, malfunction or mechanical failure.
Not necessarily. Coverage depends on whether accidental screen damage is included by the applicable insurance policy or protection product.
No. Insurance, warranties and service contracts are different types of protection. Each has its own terms and covered events.
No. Theft and loss should be confirmed in the specific product documents before purchasing protection.
Requirements vary by product. Information may include the device type and other details requested by the applicable insurer or provider.
Tell Trinity about the device you want to protect to begin reviewing available mobile device protection options.