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RMO Electronics Protection vs. Asurion

Paying for Asurion through your carrier — or shopping Asurion Home+? Here’s how RMO MyTech compares on price, deductibles, and what you actually get covered.

$0 Deductible Multi-Device No Carrier Required
At a Glance

Typical phone protection, side-by-side.

Asurion is sold mostly through carriers as Verizon Mobile Protect, AT&T Protect Advantage, T-Mobile Protection<360>, and similar. The figure shown reflects a typical single-device carrier-sold plan.

~$17/mo
Asurion via carrier
Per device · $29–$249 deductible
vs.
From $4/mo
RMO MyTech I
$0 deductible · MyMembership I

Asurion-branded carrier plans range roughly $15–$19/mo per device depending on carrier, device, and tier. Asurion Home+ (sold direct) is approximately $24.99/mo for unlimited eligible home tech. Pricing referenced from publicly available carrier and Asurion rate cards as of 2026.

Coverage & Plan Details

The full comparison

Coverage details, eligibility, and how each plan handles repairs and replacements.

Feature RMO Electronics Protection Asurion
Sold ThroughRMO membership directlyWireless carriers (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, etc.) and Asurion Home+ direct
Devices EligiblePhones, tablets, laptops, desktops, consoles, wearablesPhones via carrier; broad home tech via Home+
Multi-Device CoverageYes from MyTech II ($8/mo)Asurion Home+ covers unlimited eligible devices ($24.99/mo)
Deductible / Service Fee$0 deductible on covered claims~$29–$249 per claim depending on device/plan
Accidental DamageIncluded on all MyTech tiersIncluded
Mechanical / Electrical FailureCoveredCovered (after manufacturer warranty)
Theft & LossNot currently includedIncluded on most carrier plans
Tied to Wireless CarrierNo — coverage follows youYes — carrier plans end if you switch carriers
Repair NetworkNationwide authorized partnersuBreakiFix by Asurion locations + mail-in
24/7 Tech SupportIncluded with membershipIncluded on most plans
Member Pricing on Other ProductsYes — banking, insurance, roadside, moreNot applicable
Starting PriceFrom $4/mo (MyTech I)~$15–$19/mo per device (carrier); $24.99/mo (Home+)
Membership RequiredYes — RMO membershipCarrier line or Home+ subscription

Coverage details summarized for comparison. See plan terms and Asurion’s published details for the full list of inclusions, exclusions, and deductibles.

RMO Plans

Pick a tier that fits your gear.

All MyTech tiers include a $0 deductible on covered claims. Membership level required is shown for each plan.

MyTech I

$4/mo

Requires MyMembership I

  • • $0 deductible device protection
  • • Accidental damage and failure
  • • Simple digital claims process

MyTech II

$8/mo

Requires MyMembership I

  • • Multi-device coverage under one plan
  • • $0 deductible · 24/7 tech support
  • • Fast repair or replacement

MyTech III

$12/mo

Requires MyMembership II

  • • Expanded household device protection
  • • Priority claims, same-day repairs
  • • $0 deductible on all covered devices

MyTech IV

$18/mo

Requires MyMembership III

  • • Full household electronics protection
  • • Fast-track replacement & priority support
  • • $0 deductible with premium service

Prices reflect current monthly rates and do not include the cost of RMO membership. Plan availability and features subject to change.

Honest Take

Which plan is right for you?

Both providers cover real ground. Here’s where each tends to win.

Where RMO wins

Better when you want one bill, not three

  • $0 deductible on every covered claim — Asurion typically charges $29–$249 per claim.
  • Independent of your carrier. Switch from Verizon to T-Mobile and your RMO coverage doesn’t reset, restart, or expire.
  • Cheaper at scale. MyTech IV at $18/mo covers a full household; Asurion Home+ is ~$24.99/mo and carrier plans charge per line.
  • Bundled with banking, roadside, insurance, and identity protection through one RMO membership.
Where Asurion may be better

Better when theft & loss is a must

  • Theft & Loss is included on most carrier-sold Asurion plans — RMO MyTech does not currently cover theft or loss.
  • Convenient if you already have a carrier line — coverage simply adds to your wireless bill.
  • Walk-in repair through uBreakiFix by Asurion stores in many cities.
  • No separate membership required — just add through your carrier or sign up for Asurion Home+.
How RMO Works

Switch in three steps.

1

Become a Member

Join RMO to unlock MyTech plus dozens of other member benefits.

2

Add Your Devices

Pick the MyTech tier that matches your household and add the devices you want covered.

3

Drop Asurion (Optional)

Once your RMO coverage is active, remove Asurion protection from your carrier bill or cancel Home+ directly.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is RMO Electronics Protection the same as Asurion?

No. RMO Electronics Protection is a separate, member-based protection plan. Asurion is a third-party protection provider that primarily sells through wireless carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. The two are not affiliated.

Does RMO Electronics Protection have a deductible like Asurion?

All RMO MyTech tiers feature a $0 deductible on covered claims. Asurion plans typically charge a deductible per claim, ranging from roughly $29 to $249 depending on the device and plan.

How does RMO MyTech compare to Asurion Home+?

Asurion Home+ is roughly $24.99/month for unlimited eligible home tech. RMO MyTech III ($12/month) and MyTech IV ($18/month) cover a similar range of household electronics with a $0 deductible and the additional benefits of RMO membership.

What about Verizon Mobile Protect or AT&T Protect Advantage?

Those are Asurion-backed carrier plans. They’re convenient because they ride on your wireless bill, but they typically charge $15–$19/month per device plus a deductible per claim, and they end if you switch carriers. RMO MyTech is independent of your carrier.

Does RMO cover theft and loss like Asurion?

Not currently. If theft or loss coverage is essential, Asurion’s carrier plans typically include it. RMO MyTech focuses on damage, mechanical failure, and electrical failure with a $0 deductible.

Can I drop my Asurion plan if I switch to RMO?

Yes. If your Asurion coverage is bundled through your carrier, you can typically remove it from your wireless bill at any time through your carrier account. Asurion Home+ can be canceled directly through Asurion. We recommend activating RMO MyTech first so you’re never uncovered.

Get Started

Ready to drop the carrier surcharge?

Join RMO and protect your devices independent of any wireless carrier — with $0 deductibles.

Disclosure. Asurion®, Asurion Home+®, uBreakiFix®, Verizon Mobile Protect™, AT&T Protect Advantage®, and T-Mobile Protection<360>® are trademarks of their respective owners. RMO is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Asurion LLC, Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile. Comparison details on this page are based on publicly available information about Asurion-branded plans as of 2026 and may not reflect current third-party terms or pricing. Visit each provider’s website for the most current information. RMO Electronics Protection requires an active RMO membership; coverage details, pricing, eligibility, and exclusions are described in the applicable plan documents.
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