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

Apple Watch Owners, You May Be Able to Claim Part of a $20 Million Settlement
Apple Watch owners: You might be owed some money. 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, potentially damaging other key components, such as the display.
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Own an Apple Watch? You May Be Owed Money in this $20M Settlement
Apple is paying $20M to settle a lawsuit over swollen Apple Watch batteries. See if you're eligible and find out how to claim your payout before the deadline.
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.
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Claims are being processed automatically, but you'll need to update your information to make sure you receive payment.
Apple will pay $20 million to settle Apple Watch battery swelling lawsuit
Apple has agreed to a $20 million settlement in a class action lawsuit over battery swelling in early Apple Watch models. If you experienced the issue and owned an Apple Watch Series 0, 1, 2, or 3, you may be eligible for a small payout.
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,
The $20 million Apple Watch settlement could mean a payout for you - here's how to qualify
Claims are being processed automatically, but you'll need to update your information to make sure you receive anything from Apple.
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