Phone & Device Insurance

Some new smartphones now cost up to almost $1,000. (Obligatory pause to catch your breath.)

There's a good chance that you have (or know someone who has) dropped and broken a phone. In those cases, the manufacturer might say that “butter fingers” and accidental drops aren’t covered under the standard warranty. Often, the “standard warranty” is included when you buy your new phone or other electronic device, but only covers manufacturer defects (meaning damages they, not you, are responsible for).

That’s where a phone insurance plan (also called electronic device insurance) protects you. It covers cracked screens, liquid damage, theft and, yes, your butter-finger-aided drops. And, if you buy through the Progressive Advantage^® program, you’ll get an extra 5% discount.

Progressive Advantage phone and device insurance is provided by Worth Ave. Group.

Pay as low as $163^† for iPhone insurance instead of up to nearly $1,000 for a new iPhone

That’s what it all boils down to if you have an iPhone: your two-year $163 premium + $25-$50 deductible vs. up to almost $1,000 (depending on make and model) for a new iPhone. Easy math, right?

Plan comparison based on Two-Year Full Coverage Insurance protection plan and minimum deductible available of $50. The device used in this comparison has a retail value of up to $649. Prices and terms are effective as of 1/30/2017 and may change at any time. This website does not provide detailed information regarding, or interpretation of, specific insurance contracts, policies, warranties and other protection plans. The applicable contract, policy, warranty or plan, and not this website, will govern claims handling, settlement, and the terms of coverage. For complete coverage information, please refer to the applicable specific document in its entirety, including all applicable endorsements. Different plans & options, deductibles, and prices may be available from the providers discussed above.