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INSURANCE FOR TABLETS

Award-winning insurance subscription. Protection for your Apple iPad tablet against damage, loss, theft & more.

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What do people use tablets for?

Because there are so many accessories for tablets with countless functions, many people are opting to purchase one of these instead of a smartphone, laptop, and sometimes even a pen and paper.   

If you compare the iPad to the iPhone, you quickly realise that they are both essentially the same device, other than the fact the iPad has a much larger display; most of the apps are the same and the iPad is compatible with Apple Pencil, while the iPhone is not.  

If you compare the iPad to the MacBook then there is also not a lot of difference, especially since Apple introduced the magic keyboard there is not a lot of difference at all. If you consider the iPad’s touchscreen capabilities then you could argue that it’s superior to the MacBook, which also is not compatible with the Apple pencil.  

Although it’s a device that is spoken about much less than phones and laptops, a tablet is arguably the best kind of device to own as you can use it for both business and pleasure.  

What kinds of people use tablets? 

We’ve already discussed people using their tablets for work, but what kind of tasks can they use them for? They essentially have all the capabilities a laptop or desktop would have in regards to documents, spreadsheets, and presentations; although the main kind of person that will use a tablet specifically for their job is someone with a design-related role.  

If we use Apple’s range of tablets as an example, the iPad Pro is a perfect size and has a processor great for anything a designer might need. In the past you would need to transfer images from paper to a digital format, so now we can cut out the middle man and complete the project from start to finish without needing any other devices.  

These days you can find tablets at the top of a lot of children’s wish lists and parents often feel like it only makes sense to provide one for them. Tablets give children something to play games on, watch videos on, and also complete schoolwork on; although while they keep children occupied and give parents a break, in the hands of children they can have a much shorter lifespan. 

Where do people use tablets?  

The great thing about tablets is that they’re big enough to watch a movie on and small enough to travel the world with; these devices aren’t confined to your home or your office, you can take them anywhere at any time. Although this comes with a risk of theft when you leave your bag unattended and risk of water damage when you’re sitting near the pool.  

In our eyes, it’s a no-brainer; your tablet is a tool that can be used for so many different aspects of your life, that it only makes sense to have it protected.  

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An Arma Karma subscription for tablet insurance starts from as low as £5.99, which is a small price to pay so that you know that your tablet is protected inside, outside and abroad. We know that people care about more than just their tablet, so you can add up to four more items to your subscription too; it doesn’t matter if it’s your smartphone or your e-bike, we’ve got you covered. So, if you’ve got something that you care about then get a quote and see just how little it costs to protect your valuables.  

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SOME OF THE ITEMS WE CAN PROTECT

Handbag and shoe

Handbags and Shoes

From £3.99 per month

Hobby

Hobby Equipment

From £3.99 per month

Jewellery

Jewellery

From £3.99 per month

Bikes

Bikes

From £3.99 per month

Cameras

Cameras

From £3.99 per month

Smart Watch

Smartwatch

From £3.99 per month

Eye Wear

Eyewear

From £3.99 per month

Portable Console

Consoles

From £3.99 per month

Headphones

Headphones

From £3.99 per month

Laptop

Laptop

From £3.99 per month

Mobile

Mobile

From £3.99 per month

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WHAT DOES ARMA KARMA INSURANCE COVER?

HOW DOES IT WORK

Pick your items

To get your monthly price select up to 5 items to insure from our 14 categories, ranging from your phone and laptop to your glasses and guitar. Get an increasing multi-item discount with every new item you add! 

Check it out yourself!

Tell us about yourself

  • Unlike other insurers we don’t use your personal details to impact your price. All we’ll need is your name, DOB, address and contact details to set up your subscription. 

A few final questions

At this stage we need to ask you some final questions, to make sure our subscription is right for you and that in the event of a claim everything can go smoothly.    

Choose your charity

  • 25% of what we make from your subscription gets donated to a charity of your choice. You can pick from: Railway Children, Rainforest Trust UK, ShelterBox & YoungMinds.  

Start your subscription

Finally, you’ll just need to provide your payment details to activate your subscription. After this is complete your cover will renew on the same day each month as a recurring card payment.  

Add to your wallet

Keep your cover close by adding it to your Apple or Google wallet and ensure it’s there when you need it most. You’ll also receive your policy documents via email shortly after signing up.  

Need to make a change?

No problem, just let us know via live chat or by emailing our customer service team and we’ll get this sorted out for you.  

Making a claim

If the worst does happen, you can register a claim for your item online or over the phone. Next provide some documentation for your item (Proof of purchase e.g., receipt) and pay your excess amount. We’ll take care of the rest.  

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