Scroll down and record the serial number. If your device will not turn on, go to Apple Support for instructions on how to locate the serial number on the physical device.
If your Mac will not boot, you can find your serial number printed on the exterior of your Mac device, as well. Visit Apple’s Check Coverage page and enter your device’s serial number. Record the serial number that appears above the Software Update button. If your Mac will not boot you can find your serial number printed on exterior of your Mac device, as well. If your Mac boots properly, continue to the next step. To locate the serial number for your device, follow these steps: macOS devices (MacMini, iMac, Mac Pro MacBook, MacbookAir)
You'll need to purchase AppleCare+ for that, which provides an extra year of warranty and accidental damage coverage.If you have a macOS or iOS device in need of service, you’ll want to find out if your device is covered under the standard one-year warranty or AppleCare. However, it doesn't include accidental damage like cracking the screen or dropping it in water. Note that this warranty covers your device for one year. Repairs and Service Coverage: This is the main warranty, and lets you know how long your device is covered for repairs. Telephone Technical Support: When you buy a new Apple product, you get 90 days of assistance via phone. Valid Purchase Date: This confirms that Apple has the day you bought the device on record, which you may need when contacting it for help.
For Mac: Head to Apple Logo > About This Mac to find Serial Number. You can find this in the following places: For iPhone/iPad: Visit Settings > General > About and find Serial Number.
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