What does "In Warranty" mean for an Apple device?

The term "In Warranty" specifically indicates that the repair costs for the Apple device are covered by Apple's warranty. This means that if the device experiences defects in materials or workmanship within the warranty period, Apple will repair or replace the device without charge to the owner, assuming the warranty terms apply. This coverage provides assurance to the customers that their investment is protected against manufacturing defects, reinforcing their confidence in the quality of Apple products.

The other options do not accurately reflect the meaning of "In Warranty." Functionally obsolete refers to a product that is outdated or lacks compatibility with current technology, which does not pertain to warranty status. A device being replaced by a new model does not inherently indicate anything about its warranty status either. Lastly, the notion that a device is no longer supported implies an end to software updates or repair services, contrasting with the ongoing coverage that "In Warranty" denotes. Thus, the correct understanding of this term relates directly to warranty coverage for repairs at no cost to the customer.