You Can Now Claim Part of $20 Million Apple Watch Settlement

These Apple Watch Owners Can Claim Part of a $20 Million Settlement
If you own a certain Apple Watch model and you're eligible for a payout, you have until April 10 file a claim.
Apple paying $20 million over Apple Watch lawsuit — see if you’re eligible
Apple has to pay some money to users who experienced battery swelling with their older Apple Watch. Specifically, anyone who owned an Apple Watch Series 1, 2 or 3 is eligible for a payout of $20 million, which the Cupertino company has agreed to pay.
Early Apple Watch owners are eligible to get paid from a new lawsuit settlement
Apple agreed to pay customers $20 million due to claims that some Apple Watch batteries swelled over time. Here's how to check eligibility.
Check whether you qualify for share of $20M Apple Watch payout
The payout will range from $20 to $50 each, depending on how many people file claims. Apple will automatically notify those with a valid claim, so no action on your part is required to be included in the settlement. The payout will be made to the payment method Apple has on file for you.
Apple may owe you money for your broken Apple Watch
Those who owned an old Apple Watch with a specific issue could get up to $50 thanks to a new class action lawsuit settlement.
Apple to Compensate Early Apple Watch Owners in Lawsuit Settlement
Apple has reached a $20 million settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit alleging that certain early Apple Watch models suffered from
Apple Will Pay Out $20 Million to Apple Watch Owners. Who Can File a Claim?
What kind of Apple Watch do you own? Depending on which model you have, you may be eligible for compensation. Thanks to a class-action lawsuit related to battery swelling issues, Apple has agreed to a $20 million settlement to resolve claims that some Apple Watch batteries swelled over time,
Own An Apple Watch? You May Get Some Money Back Thanks To This Class-Action Lawsuit
If you own a first-generation Apple Watch, you could get some money back for issues involving the wearable. Here's how to know if you're eligible.
Apple has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a class action lawsuit over Apple Watch battery swelling
Owners of some early Apple Watch models may be eligible for payment from a $20 million class action settlement. Apple recently agreed to settle a lawsuit that claimed some first generation, Series 1,
Apple Settles Lawsuit Over Expanding Watch Batteries
The years-long legal fight over the batteries on early generations of Apple Watches appears to have reached its conclusion. A class-action lawsuit kicked off in 2019 with the accusation that the first four generations of the Apple Watch’s battery had a tendency to swell.
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