MyGadgetBuddy Reviews

"Gadgetbuddy.com" offers two primary methods of payment: Annual credit/debit card payment and Monthly direct debit payments. For any queries related to payments made using a debit or credit card, customers are advised to contact the Gadgetbuddy team. The platform is currently encouraging all customers to migrate their payment method to direct debit, which is considered a better payment collection method. For questions about payments, payment schedule, or the amount charged, customers can contact Gadgetbuddy. The chosen provider for Gadgetbuddy direct debit payments is GoCardless. For other Direct Debit-related queries, customers can also contact GoCardless. If there's a question or problem with the direct debit and/or policy, customers can contact Gadgetbuddy.

Gadgetbuddy.com is a platform that offers gadget insurance for various devices including smartphones, laptops, and more. The platform provides cover for individual devices as well as multi-gadget discounts. They also offer super simple gadget bundles. The platform is currently not issuing any new policies while they transition to a new technology and product.

The gadgetbuddy.com guarantee ensures that your information is secure, and you're covered when traveling anywhere in the world up to a maximum of 90 days, in any 12-month period. They also provide assistance via email or phone call.

Gadgetbuddy.com represents the very latest in specialist insurance innovation and has been designed to meet the needs of today's gadget-loving users. The product uniquely allows users to choose the cover levels they need for each of their gadgets, reflecting the way in which they are used at home and away. This approach also offers value for money with users only paying for the level of cover they need with unique cover options.

The platform also extends its specialist cover to a number of gadgets and offers options to cover against loss for iPads and laptops which some gadget insurers don't. The insurance is arranged by Rock Insurance Services Limited and underwritten by UK General Insurance Ltd on behalf of Great Lakes Insurance SE.

They also have a blog where they post about various topics related to gadgets and technology. For instance, they have posts about EU ruling that could force Apple to adopt USB-C for iPhone, a limited edition Nintendo Switch unveiled, and smart home gadget raising security concerns.

In addition to this, they also offer smartwatch insurance. With it, you can protect your device of choice and have it repaired or replaced whenever something disastrous occurs. Their smartwatch policies are inexpensive, and you can secure cover to complement your home insurance, thereby avoiding the need to claim via that.

Please note that this information is based on the latest available data and may be subject to change. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's recommended to visit the official website of Gadgetbuddy.com.

The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identification) number of mobile phone or smart phone handset is a unique identification code that is specific to your handset alone. It can be obtained by dialling *#06# or by checking under the battery of your handset.

Policy is sent via the email address you provided MyGadget Buddy.

You should contact MyGadgetBuddy at 0800 091 2832, or by post at Rock insurance, 135 Griffin House, Crawley High Street, Crawley, RH10 1DQ.

To cancel your policy please contact MyGadgetBuddy administrator and return your insurance documents; Rock insurance, 135 Griffin House, Crawley High Street, Crawley, RH10 1DQ or email Admin@gadgetbuddy.com.

There is an initial 14 day period during which, if your gadget is stolen, lost, damaged or breaks down, you will not be able to claim called exclusion period.

There is no limit on the number of gadgets you can insure as long as the appropriate premium is paid.

Your policy will be on either an annual basis or a monthly rolling basis as explained and confirmed in your insurance schedule.

If your home insurance policy includes ‘Personal Belongings insurance away from the home’ or ‘All Risks Cover’ you should check whether it covers them. Normally items under ‘Personal Belongings’ or ‘All Risks Cover’ will only be covered for theft or accidental damage but not for breakdown. Plus the excess on a home insurance policy is often higher than the excess on your gadgetbuddy.com insurance.