Ensquared is the #1 authority on iPhone insurance, and phone insurance on every model in the USA and Canada, including Android insurance and Blackberry insurance. As such Ensquarred has detected a wide open gap affecting thousands of subscribers, maybe millions in the next four years, in terms of device coverage. We talking here about Sprint of course. Sprint, by becoming Apple's newest carrier have created the first glaring consumer lapse in iPhone insurance. One that seemed to be dissolving with the latest AT&T moves to normalize phone insurance premiums for all devices. This changed on the very day that Sprint took on the iPhone for a $20 billion commitment to Apple, and also took on AT&T and Verizon. Key point made herein: They opted not to compete in the important aspect of giving their users peace of mind once they subscribe.

First thing we should all understand is that iPhone insurance versus Android and Blackberry protection has always been much more expensive. Period. In some cases double the premium and double the deductible. The logic behind this differential is illusive because the cost of replacement is often the same, and is certainly not proportionate to the cost of insurance as it appears. The thing with Sprint is that they simply do not offer any insurance whatsoever on iPhones - their new entry and shining jewel in their product range, at all. Sprint offer no insurance for accidental damage and no insurance for lost and stolen, not even for a sky-high premium and balloon sized deductible. All you can get is Apple Care, which is basically an exorbitant extended warranty cover.

The best carrier iPhone insurance is offered by AT&T, followed a long, long way back by Verizon, followed by a no-entry Sprint, followed by Apple who don’t offer real insurance. This leaves the arena wide open for Internet iPhone insurance providers like the leader in this sphere, Ensquared, who with others will adequately fill the vacuum left in the total Sprint subscriber arena as a serious consideration; who offer a far more competitive product from every angle than Verizon as a serious alternative. Although Ensquared are somewhat undercut by AT&T (only because iPhone insurance is being used by AT&T to attack Verizon and Sprint.) there are many AT&T subscribers who see Ensquared overall iPhone insurance service as better (e.g. new VERSUS refurbished etc). Bottom line: This new advent of Sprint iPhone users is an A-One iPhone insurance opportunity for Ensquared. It is an opportunity to offer accidental damage cover, and protection against Lost & Stolen for their huge body of iPhone users (to be) - to add to all the Verizon subscribers who are overcharged by nearly 30% more per month on Verizon iPhone insurance.

The bottom line in iPhone insurance is that the Internet insurance options fill a vacuum that will not go away soon and which affects thousands of iPhone subscribers all over the USA. Sprint as an iPhone carrier has just created this major need that wasn’t there when AT&T was exclusive and will probably be in place for years to come. Ensquared can offer Sprint subscribers annual coverage for $98.99 per year with $150 deductible offering two independent claims up to a limit of $1000 per claim. covering accidental damage, Lost & Stolen. The "in-house" option to Sprint subscribers is Apple Care extended warranty, which kicks in for the second year only and only covers factory default. No accidental damage, and no Lost & Stolen.