Apple‘s AppleCare One is perhaps the best way to keep your Apple gadgets insured, especially if you’re deeply invested in Apple’s product ecosystem. Unfortunately for Europeans, the feature — which launched in the U.S. in July 2025 — wasn’t available to them, but this might change soon.
MacRumors noticed that the AppleCare One trademark was registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) on Thursday. While this doesn’t necessarily indicate that Apple is about to launch the product in the EU, it is the sort of thing that typically precedes a launch overseas.
There’s no timeline for the launch, and nothing has been officially announced. Also note that Apple filed a similar application with the EUIPO for Apple Pay Cash (now Apple Cash) back in 2017, and that particular service never launched in Europe.
Still, we have our fingers crossed, because AppleCare One is a very good way to protect your Apple gadgets. In the U.S., it costs $19.99 per month, allowing customers to protect up to three products in one plan, with the option to add additional gadgets for $5.99 per month per device.
The cool thing about this plan — which includes all the benefits that come with AppleCare+, and includes theft and loss protection for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch — is that you can remove and add devices into and out of the plan whenever you want.
