ABSOLUTELY!!!!! I always add AppleCare to any Apple product that I buy, just to give myself a little insurance for a little while longer beyond the year-long warranty. This has come in handy a couple of times, especially back in around 2008 when the machine I had then was acting up and I had to take it to the Genius Bar. The issue was diagnosed and the machine needed a new logic board, which was an expensive repair, much more than I had paid for AppleCare, so I was more than grateful and relieved that I'd gone with AppleCare at the time I'd bought that computer.
When I buy an iPhone, I get AppleCare, especially since that is a device which I use daily and which I frequently take out-and-about with me. Ditto for my iPad. My 2017 MacBook is still covered by AppleCare now but that will be expiring soon, and my 2018 MBP that I bought in December of 2018 is also covered by it. The MacBook is the machine I use when I travel, so it was important to me to add AppleCare coverage to it. Although the 2018 MBP doesn't leave the house much I wanted AppleCare coverage for it because there were new elements to me (T2 thingy, different ports, etc.) and I wanted to be sure that everything was covered for at least three years.
Yes, buying AppleCare costs extra and adds to the overall price of a machine one is buying, but IMHO it really is worth the extra expense, as it gives the user peace of mind for three years and definitely can save money if and when an expensive repair is needed.
When I buy an iPhone, I get AppleCare, especially since that is a device which I use daily and which I frequently take out-and-about with me. Ditto for my iPad. My 2017 MacBook is still covered by AppleCare now but that will be expiring soon, and my 2018 MBP that I bought in December of 2018 is also covered by it. The MacBook is the machine I use when I travel, so it was important to me to add AppleCare coverage to it. Although the 2018 MBP doesn't leave the house much I wanted AppleCare coverage for it because there were new elements to me (T2 thingy, different ports, etc.) and I wanted to be sure that everything was covered for at least three years.
Yes, buying AppleCare costs extra and adds to the overall price of a machine one is buying, but IMHO it really is worth the extra expense, as it gives the user peace of mind for three years and definitely can save money if and when an expensive repair is needed.