Cost Of Dell Warranty Extension

I wouldn't recommend a warranty extension for a desktop, but ANY repair to a laptop or phone would cost more than this! The odds are excellent that something will happen to your mobile device, so ... AND the cost of AppleCare from BH is much cheaper than from the Apple store, making it an even better deal.

I bought this drive to replace my original 10 year old drive that was installed by Dell. This has a 2 year warranty, but if it's anything like the original, I should get way more out of it. it's nice and quiet for everyday use in any room. It seems quicker with all the updated tech that's designed into them. I also got a 4TB to store all my photos & videos and I hope to have them as long as the original.

I have connected a Dell monitor to my iMac to use as a mirrored second working station: one standing, one sitting. My bluetooth keyboard and mouse communicate with my iMac from the mirrored work station just fine. The 15' mini display port to display port cable I am using to connect the devices barely reaches so I ordered a 6' mini display port extension cable from B&H. The extension cable works perfectly. I was pleased when B&H came up in my online search for an extension cable because B&H is a company I trust.

Super solid and seems to be of high quality. Got the Warranty Extension at Manfrotto.us

I believe the quality of both the Rode microphone and extension cord are worth the cost.

IF something breaks on your Mac and you're not under warranty, the cost of repair is almost the cost of replacement. I'll never go without Applecare again.

This purchase went very smoothly. We ordered the Applecare warranty extension and it was here in a couple of days. The price and the delivery went without a hitch. I would recommend this seller.

This extended the warranty on my MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I used the warranty multiple times and this warranty extension is definitely worth it. The price could be cheaper but B&H has a good price compared to others.

I've always been a PC user, partly biased by history of coding for Windows, but also largely biased based on the high performance of PCs and the lower cost. At this point, I'm primarily doing audio work. The M-series chips from Apple simply give me more than enough power. Even in a MacBook *Air*. The M2 Air is about twice as powerful as my mid-2020 i7 loaded Dell XPS 17 laptop (which cost me twice what the MacBook Air did). And fan on the PC ran **all of the time**, even when not doing much. On the Air, there *is* no fan, so not going to be a problem! :-) The price of the MacBook Air line is also quite good when compared to similar PC laptops (e.g. Dell XPS line). But MacBooks are better, and the Air offered the great performance and reasonable price for that performance, in spite of paying way too much to upgrade to 1TB of storage. Shipping (even to Hawaii!) was fast and it arrived with no issues. It's hard not to recommend the MacBook Air to anyone, even soon-to-be-former Windows users.

Easy, cost-effective way to add another monitor using a USB port (Dell 755 running Windows 7). Got message during installation that video chipset may not be compatible, but encountered not problems. Can't detect any performance issues using a USB 2.0 port.