Without our laptops, tablets, and smart home products, many of us would be lost. Based on the number of electronics you have in your home, the Electronics Protection Plan may make sense for you to consider. It is provided by Allstate Protection Plans and provides coverage for failures due to normal use, power surge protection, and defects in workmanship and materials.
$2,000 per claim limit with an overall claim limit of $5,000. Must add electronics protection to your existing home warranty within the first 60 days of your membership. The Electronics Protection Plan is provided by Allstate Protection Plans.
The Electronics Protection Plan provides coverage for failures due to normal use, power surge protection, and defects in workmanship and materials for desktop and laptop computers, televisions, computer accessories, external hard drives, tablets, gaming systems, select smart home products, DVD/Blu-Ray players, digital cameras, home routers, wearable devices, printers, and home theater systems. Please note that the Electronics Protection Plan is provided by Allstate Protection Plan. See terms and conditions here.
The plan covers electronics that you own when you purchase the plan, as well as any you purchase while the plan is active. It doesn’t matter where or when you bought them.
No, there is no limit to the number of electronics covered. If the covered item can’t be repaired, you'll receive a replacement or will be reimbursed for the cost of a replacement item up to the $2,000 per claim coverage amount per the limitations and exclusions in your plan agreement. Members can file up to $5,000 in claims total per contract term.
The plan covers mechanical and electrical failures due to normal use, power surges, and defects in workmanship and materials. View the full terms, conditions, and coverage details here.
The Electronics Protection Plan runs concurrently with your American Home Shield® home warranty plan.
You can add electronics protection when you purchase your home warranty, within the first 60 days of becoming a member, or when it's time to renew your membership.
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