Apple revealed how much it will cost to fix the iPhone X without AppleCare+ on Friday and it's a lot more expensive than it used to be -- probably because of that fancy new OLED display. If you've skipped the protection plan before, you may want to think twice this time around.

If you're buying a new iPhone, you should probably factor the extra cost of Apple's optional device insurance, AppleCare+. For a one-off fee, AppleCare+ will cover the cost of a couple of repairs or replacements from accidental damage. With the launch of the iPhone 7, though, Apple has changed the pricing of AppleCare+ in Australia -- making it cheaper to replace a smashed screen but more expensive to fix anything else.