How much does it cost to insure a X8?

The Honor X8 is a budget phone with a low replacement cost, so its premium is usually small. Cover for theft, loss and accidental damage is available, but for a phone this affordable it is worth checking the premium and excess against the replacement price. Indicative premiums tend to fall around R30 to R75 a month, depending on the insurer and cover level. That range is indicative only and not a quote, so compare options and consider whether self-insuring might suit you better.

Budget Honors are common in SA and exposed to opportunistic theft. A screen repair, though, can cost close to the phone's own value, which affects whether making a claim is worthwhile on an entry-level device.

What X8 insurance should cover

Frequently asked questions

Does a budget phone like the Honor X8 need insurance?
For many owners it is optional. The X8 is inexpensive to replace, so the premium and excess can approach the replacement cost, which makes self-insuring appealing. If losing the phone would still be a real setback for you, cover can help — but compare the premium with the replacement price before committing.
How much does Honor X8 insurance cost?
Indicative premiums for a phone at this value often sit around R30 to R75 a month, at the lower end because the phone is cheap to replace. Your real figure depends on the insurer, excess and cover level. This is indicative only and not a quote, so compare a few insurers if you decide you want cover.
Is claiming worthwhile on an Honor X8 screen repair?
On a budget phone, the excess can be close to the repair or replacement cost, which sometimes makes claiming uneconomical. Before insuring, compare the likely excess with typical X8 screen-repair prices. If they are similar, a low-excess policy or self-insuring may serve you better than standard cover.

Other Honor devices

Insure your X8

Compare cellphone and gadget cover from South African insurers — theft, loss, liquid and screen damage. Free and no obligation.

Get a Quote Now
Get a Quote →