We offer comprehensive cover at great prices, with an experienced in-house customer care team.
- Over 900,000 devices insured
- Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
- 30 years’ experience
We offer comprehensive cover at great prices, with an experienced in-house customer care team.
Our specialist iPhone policies cover older models through to the latest iPhone 8 and iPhone X handsets. With two levels of cover to choose from; Plus and Premium, you can select the policy that best suits you.
We always include Theft and Loss Cover as standard in our policies, giving you peace of mind!
Cracked Screen Cover is included with our Premium cover and is statistically what people are most likely to claim for. We’ll repair or replace your screen as quickly as possible.
Our Accidental Damage and Liquid Damage Cover, included within our Premium policy, offer great peace of mind for even the most accident-prone iPhone users.
Our insurance policies give you Worldwide Cover. Even your Accessories are included, and you’ll also be protected from unauthorised calls.
Here at loveit coverit, we’ve been providing insurance for the iPhone since the first model was launched in 2007. As one of the most popular handsets in the world, we have continued to provide comprehensive and affordable cover as the device has evolved.
We understand just how much Apple users love their phone and we know how upsetting it can be to lose your device, or have it damaged or stolen. Cover your device with us, and you'll rest safe in the knowledge that your phone is covered by a company that really knows their stuff when it comes to iPhone insurance.
We continually compare our insurance in the market, to make sure our cover is comprehensive and well priced.
With the new iPhone 8 64GB and 128GB and iPhone X recently revealed, don’t forget to get cover for your new handset. When doing your iPhone insurance comparison online, be sure to check the cost of excess fees, as well as what's included in your policy. loveit coverit are one of the few providers to offer Loss as standard.
loveit coverit‘s data has revealed that 42.2% of iPhone users reported accidental damage during 2016, twice as much as other phone users. Of all accidental damage claims including iPhones, 59.9% are for dropped devices.
With this in mind, it is more important than ever to make sure your iPhone device is kept safe and sound with iPhone insurance.
loveit coverit know that there are many ways that your phone can be damaged, whether you drop it in the street, drop it down the toilet or it simply decides to malfunction.
The unfortunate can happen even when you try your best to look after your phone, and that’s why loveit coverit are here to lend a hand. Go ahead and build your quote, and prevent yourself from becoming one of those statistics.
Your iPhone cover will begin as soon as your online transaction has been completed and subject to policy Terms & Conditions.
Please check through both the Policy Excess, and Key Exclusions and Limitations to check for what is not covered by your policy.
No. Whilst every care is taken to ensure that our list is complete and up to date, the iPhone market changes very often. Please contact us to give us the details of your iPhone model, and we will confirm if it is a model we can cover.
We understand that speed is of the essence when you are without your mobile phone or tablet. For that reason, we aim to have a replacement device in your hands within 48 hours of a claim being approved.
Once the claim has been agreed, we will try our hardest to replace your cherished device with the same make, model and colour, and send it to you as quickly as possible. If your device is no longer manufactured, we will provide the nearest comparable model in a speedy and efficient fashion.
Your policy is not a ‘replacement as new’ policy so all mobile phone or tablet replacements may be either brand new or refreshed devices – all devices will also come with a warranty.
The quality of refreshed devices is so high you won’t be able to tell the difference compared to the new devices. Although standards are extremely high, please note that refreshed devices may hold some non-original parts.
There is no minimum period of cover. However, when you purchase annual cover we will contact you approximately two weeks before your renewal date and offer to renew the policy. If you do not tell us that you wish to cancel your policy, we will automatically process your renewal.
Yes, but all iPhones must be purchased from a VAT registered UK supplier within the last 36 months (from the policy start date). This must be supported by a valid proof of purchase document.
No. Non-genuine devices are not covered by our policies. However, we do provide cover for refurbished devices that come with a manufacturer’s warranty or the original proof of purchase (if the device was bought second-hand).
Your excess can be found in your Policy Excess documents.
Unlike other insurance providers, we do not increase our premiums after you make a claim. Therefore, we ask that you pay the compulsory excess so we can keep our prices low for you. In the meantime, you can trust that we will handle your claim promptly and professionally.
To take out a policy for yourself you must be 18 years old or over and a UK resident. If you are under 18 years old, then a consenting family member can take out the policy on your behalf.
The insurance is arranged and administered, including claims management, by Pier Insurance Managed Services Limited with UK General Insurance.
We will appear as Pier Insurance on all banking statements.
Yes! loveit coverit is a specialist provider of mobile phone and tablet insurance policies direct to the consumer. The company is part of Pier Insurance Managed Services Ltd, Evolution House, New Garrison Road, Shoeburyness, Essex, SS3 9BF.
Pier Insurance Managed Services Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FCA registration no. 311798.
Yes! Please call us on 01702 568081 or email us at support@loveitcoverit.com and we will be happy to help.
Here at loveit coverit, we are preparing brand new policies ahead of the next iPhone launch, so that you can protect your device quickly and easily.
When will the new iPhone be released?
What is the name of the new 2018 iPhone?
What features will the next iPhone have?
Here at loveit coverit, we are preparing brand new policies ahead of the next iPhone launch, so that you can protect your device quickly and easily.
This year we are to expect possibly three new handsets from Apple, all of which are allegedly going to released around the same time. While we all await confirmation from Apple HQ of the official details, we’re putting together a collection of rumours, speculations and latest news as it drops.
When will the new iPhone be released?
Apple have a tendency to release new iPhone handsets in September and this would follow suit nicely, what with the iPhone 8 having been released in September 2017. This means that there’s potentially less than three months until you could get your hands on the new model. There is, of course, always the chance that Apple will release more than one model at varying times- most assuming that there will be at least three releases.
What will the new iPhone be called?
Ahead of the launch in Autumn 2018, a lot of discussion has been had around what Apple will name its newest flagship device. Apple have kept us on our toes with their most recent launches, making it harder to predict the outcome of the long-awaited name-release. Will they pick up where they left off and offer us an iPhone 9 or 9 Plus? Will they skip that entirely and follow on from the iPhone X with an iPhone 11? If that’s the case, would it specifically be an iPhone 11 or an iPhone XI? With all that being said, Apple could produce an additive to the X and release an X Plus!
Macworld asked their readers in a poll what they thought the highly anticipated name would be. 38% thought it could be the iPhone Xi (pronounced iPhone 11), 28% thought iPhone X plus and the iPhone 2018 received the fewest votes with just 7%. The third, cheaper handset release is predicted to be named the iPhone 9.
What will the new iPhone feature?
There have been deliberations as to whether the phone will feature a triple lens camera, facial recognition and an edge-to-edge screen. Out of the three (predicted) releases, it appears that two will feature an OLED screen display. It’s theorised that all three will feature Face ID, due to the ongoing technological challenges involved with Touch ID, although this will undoubtedly be decided based on the feedback from iPhone X users. They could also decide to create a new version of fingerprint scanning using Touch ID, but on the display itself rather than on the home button.
Following previous releases, we can easily predict the processor that these new Apple devices will have. The iPhone 7 had the A10 Fusion, the iPhone 8 and X had the A11 Bionic and so you would expect that the next iPhone would feature an A12 processor followed by a new code name. It’s suspected that the processor will be quicker and more efficient, improving the device’s performance even further.
According to Mashable, the cheaper handset rumoured to be launching is predicted to have a single rear camera lens and be made of a lighter aluminium, but still have a glass back to accommodate wireless charging. It was recently revealed that Apple could be making fast-charging much easier for this handset launch, by including a fast charger in the box. This means that you won’t have to go out and purchase a separate charger if you want to use this particular feature!
How much will it cost?
Finally, the all-important question- will the new phone have a smaller price tag? If we’re to take a look at previous handset launches and the pattern of their pricing, the price of this device, with its 5.8-inch screen, could be around $1,100, starting around $100 more than the iPhone X.
However, it also seems as though one of the three iPhone releases will feature an LCD screen and will be a cheaper alternative. With all of this in mind, anything could happen between now and September, so we will keep this page updated as soon as we hear anything new.
It’s been ten years since the iPhone was introduced. To put that into context, Tony Blair resigned as Prime Minister, people could still smoke in restaurants, pubs and offices, and Leona Lewis spent 10 weeks at the top of the music charts. Elsewhere, Apple was revolutionising the world of mobile phones.
It’s been ten years since the iPhone was introduced. To put that into context, Tony Blair resigned as Prime Minister, people could still smoke in restaurants, pubs and offices, and Leona Lewis spent 10 weeks at the top of the music charts. Elsewhere, Apple were revolutionising the world of mobile phones.
Whilst some people were queuing up to get the latest Harry Potter book, and others were queueing to withdraw their money from Northern Rock, there were tech lovers who actually camped out overnight to be first in line for Apple’s new iPhone.
More than 5 million units of the original iPhone were sold, with many stores running out of stock within the first hour. It was available in aluminium grey, had a 1.2 MP rear camera, a maximum of 16GB data, no 3G, no apps and no videos.
Fast-forward one decade, and we’re eagerly awaiting the arrival of the iPhone X, featuring wireless charging, facial recognition and a TrueDepth camera. The new device, revealed September 12th, is also the first to have an edge-to-display. We’ve come a long way.
Back in 2007, Steve Jobs claimed Apple was going to “reinvent the phone”. It did more than that, it transformed the way we interact with each other, the way we learn, shop and consume media. It changed our daily routines and our jobs; quite simply it changed our way of life.
The widespread popularity of the iPhone has triggered a number of social and cultural changes, such as the selfie phenomenon that followed the introduction of the front-facing camera in the iPhone 4. 12 megapixels and 4 handsets later and we’ve become a nation of photographers. Popular apps like Facebook, meant people could then share these photos with their friends on their commute to work.
But the iPhone has also led the way when it comes to more practical advances too. The introduction of Apple Pay saw contactless payment take another step forward. Even before this, various apps and features along the way have meant that our phones have also become our computers, our iPods, our maps, calendars and banks; integral parts of our day-to-day lives.
So integral in fact, that we’ve become a generation of people who cannot function when our phones break. Whether you’re one of the 100,000 people who drop their phone down the toilet each year, or you simply left it on the train, we’re all familiar with the pounding heart and cold sweat that accompanies the realisation you’re now cut off from the world for the foreseeable future.
At loveit coverit we’ve been there for you through every flushed handset and damaged charging port. We supported you through bendgate and we’ve been helping you protect your phones since Siri was but a twinkle in Steve Jobs’ eye and you were still playing snake on your Nokia 3210.
With just weeks until Apple’s most expensive handset yet is on our high streets, we wouldn’t want to see your dreams shatter along with your screen. If you do plan on investing on what looks set to be the most radical model yet, please, please make sure you get iPhone insurance before it’s too late!
With a starting price of £999, the iPhone X is arguably the most expensive phone currently on the market and it seems as though other smartphone providers are following suit. Unfortunately, higher price tags on the latest handsets also means that repair costs are increasing.
With a starting price of £999, the iPhone X is arguably the most expensive phone currently on the market and it seems as though other smartphone providers are following suit.
Unfortunately, higher price tags on the latest handsets also means that repair costs are increasing, especially when it comes to replacement screens. Our infographic shows how the cost of repairing your device is rising and why it really does pay to get insurance for your iPhone.
