Gadget Travel Insurance

If you’re taking any valuable gadgets away with you and you want these to be covered, you’ll need gadget travel insurance.

If you are travelling with a mobile phone or another gadget, and you want it to be insured, it is essential that you pick a policy that has gadget cover included as standard.

Travel Insurance with Gadget Cover

Most travel insurance policies don’t include gadget cover as standard, but we listened to your feedback and have developed specialist gadget cover within our travel insurance policies to ensure you have the cover you need for your trip.

What does my travel insurance with Gadget Cover include?

Your travel insurance with gadget cover includes:

•       Cover for repairing or replacing damaged, lost or stolen gadgets up to the value of £2,000 – ideal for all of the common gadget’s people take away with them.
•       Accidental damage – one of the most common claim areas for cameras, phones and other travel tech.
•       Includes cover for mobile/smart phones, tablets, laptops, computers, smart watches, games consoles (including handheld consoles), wearable activity trackers, including any accessory items, and drones

Cover levels and excess levels are applicable per claim. Please be aware that:

•       There is no cover for costs associated with downloaded content or unauthorised use of your gadget, such as calls.
•       There is no cover if you cannot provide a valid proof of purchase/ownership (see your policy documents for further details).
•       There is no cover for gadgets left unattended or in the custody of any person unless they are a family member, travelling companion or have official responsibility for the safety and supervision of your property

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Phone Travel Insurance

Your travel insurance policy with gadget travel insurance, will extend your policy to provide cover in the event of a lost, stolen or damaged mobile phone. If you have taken out travel insurance with gadget cover and you need to make a claim, you might need to provide supporting evidence, this is likely to include a police report for lost and stolen items, so always make sure you report the incident.