How to Check Your Warranty: Manufacturers and Third-Party Providers

Why warranty lookup is harder than it should be

Every manufacturer and third-party protection provider runs its own lookup site, requires a different identifier (serial number, service tag, IMEI, account email, retailer order number), and shows results in a different format. If you own a Lenovo laptop with an Allstate plan, a Samsung TV with Geek Squad Protection, and an iPhone on AppleCare+, that's three separate logins and three places to lose track of expiration dates. This guide collects the official lookup links and steps for the providers people search for most.

Manufacturer warranties

Coverage that ships with the device, lookup direct from the maker.

Lenovo warranty check

1. Open the Lenovo Warranty Lookup page at pcsupport.lenovo.com/warrantylookup.
2. Enter your machine's serial number (found on the bottom of laptops, back of desktops, or in Settings → System → About).
3. Complete the CAPTCHA and submit to view warranty type, start date, and expiration.
4. Optionally sign in to your Lenovo ID to register the device or extend coverage.

Official lookup: https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/warrantylookup

Samsung warranty check

1. Visit samsung.com/us/support/warranty and choose your product category (mobile, TV, appliance, etc.).
2. Sign in to your Samsung account, or enter the model number and proof-of-purchase date.
3. Review the standard limited-warranty window for your product (typically 12 months for electronics, longer for major appliance components).
4. Save the warranty PDF and your receipt — Samsung often requires both when filing a claim.

Official lookup: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/warranty/

Apple warranty check

1. Go to checkcoverage.apple.com and enter your device's serial number.
2. Review repair coverage, AppleCare+ status, and expiration date.
3. Add the device to your Apple ID to keep coverage visible in Settings.

Official lookup: https://checkcoverage.apple.com

Dell warranty check

1. Open dell.com/support and enter your Service Tag (7-character code on a sticker or in BIOS).
2. Open the Warranty tab to see entitlement type and end date.
3. Use the same page to extend or upgrade support.

Official lookup: https://www.dell.com/support/home

HP warranty check

1. Visit support.hp.com/us-en/checkwarranty and let HP auto-detect, or enter your serial and product number.
2. Confirm the country/region of purchase.
3. Review start date, end date, and service level.

Official lookup: https://support.hp.com/us-en/checkwarranty

Allstate Protection Plans (SquareTrade)

Allstate Protection Plans (formerly SquareTrade) are sold at major retailers like Amazon, Costco, Walmart, and Home Depot, and come in two flavors: Standard Plans cover breakdowns and malfunctions during normal use, while Accident Plans also cover drops and spills. Neither type covers intentional damage, loss, theft, or commercial use. Coverage overlaps smartly with the manufacturer's warranty — issues during the manufacturer's term are referred to the maker, and the plan picks up anything else it includes. No registration is needed for a plan to be active, but you must keep your receipt to file a claim.

1. Go to allstateprotection.com/claims (formerly SquareTrade).
2. Sign in with the email used at purchase, or look up your plan by the retailer order number (Amazon, Costco, Walmart, etc.).
3. Select the covered item to view plan term, coverage type (accidental damage, mechanical/electrical), and deductible.
4. File a claim directly from the plan page — most claims are processed online in minutes.

Official lookup: https://www.allstateprotection.com/claims

Asurion

Asurion partners with hundreds of brands, carriers, and retailers — Verizon, AT&T, Amazon, Home Depot, Walmart and more — with protection plans for phones, home tech, and major appliances. Plans cover accidental damage from handling (drops, cracks, spills), mechanical and electrical failure, and power-surge damage, with 24/7 live tech help included on many plans. Phone plans can also cover loss or theft, and repairs are often handled same-day through the uBreakiFix by Asurion store network. Details like deductibles, claim limits, and when accidental coverage begins vary by plan, so check your plan's terms.

1. Visit asurion.com/claims and pick the carrier/retailer your plan was purchased through (Verizon, AT&T, Amazon, Home Depot, Walmart, etc.).
2. Enter the phone number, account, or email tied to the plan to locate coverage.
3. Confirm the device and damage type, then start the claim or schedule a repair (uBreakiFix is Asurion-owned).
4. Keep your receipt and serial/IMEI — Asurion may require both to verify coverage.

Official lookup: https://www.asurion.com/claims/

Geek Squad Protection (Best Buy)

1. Sign in to your Best Buy account at bestbuy.com — Geek Squad plans are attached to your purchase history.
2. Open Order History and select the product to see the Geek Squad Protection term and what's covered.
3. Start a service request online, by phone (1-800-GEEK-SQUAD), or in-store.

Official lookup: https://www.bestbuy.com/services/triage/home

AppleCare+

1. Use checkcoverage.apple.com with the device serial number to confirm AppleCare+ status and end date.
2. On iPhone/iPad: Settings → General → AppleCare & Warranty also shows coverage and lets you file a claim.
3. For accidental damage claims, note the per-incident service fee shown on your plan.

Official lookup: https://checkcoverage.apple.com

Assurant

Assurant is a century-old protection specialist whose plans reach consumers mostly through retailers, carriers, and service providers — T-Mobile, Spectrum Mobile, Lowe's, and other partners — rather than direct sales. Its programs span mobile device protection, appliance and home protection plans, and extended service contracts for consumer goods. Large items typically get in-home service from a local repair technician, and shippable items receive prepaid labels. If a product can't be repaired, Assurant may replace it with a comparable new or refurbished unit or reimburse the purchase price, depending on the plan terms.

1. Go to assurant.com and choose your retailer or carrier (T-Mobile, Spectrum Mobile, Lowe's, etc.).
2. Enter the account/phone number or product details to locate the plan.
3. Review coverage term and deductible, then start the claim.

Official lookup: https://www.assurant.com/

Mulberry

1. Sign in at getmulberry.com using the email from your purchase confirmation.
2. Open the protected product to view plan length, coverage type, and a one-click claim button.
3. Mulberry plans are typically attached automatically at checkout from partner retailers.

Official lookup: https://www.getmulberry.com/

Upsie

1. Log in at upsie.com with the email used when buying the warranty.
2. Open the device to view the plan, coverage end date, and deductible.
3. File a claim directly from the dashboard — Upsie typically requires a copy of the original receipt.

Official lookup: https://www.upsie.com/account/login

Ready to file a claim?

Once you know what coverage you have, see Tailored Claim Steps for provider-specific claim walkthroughs, tips, and official filing links.

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