Apple's Self Service Repair Store is now accepting orders for MacBook Air and MacBook Pro parts and tools — and will also allow users to view repair manuals for M1-equipped models. The company said ...

A $49 rental kit lets you swap out the logic board or Touch ID sensor on a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro A $49 rental kit lets you swap out the logic board or Touch ID sensor on a MacBook Air or MacBook ...

On Tuesday, Apple expanded its self-service repair program to M1-based MacBooks. Giving customers repair manuals and the ability to buy parts and buy or rent tools for M1 MacBook Airs and M1 MacBook ...

Apple has announced that you’ll be able to repair your own MacBooks with approved parts starting tomorrow. For the time being, the self-service repair will only be available to U.S. users with M1 ...

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The Apple Self Service Repair program just expanded to include MacBooks and iMacs with the M3 processor released in 2023. The program provides customers access to parts and tools they need to fix ...

Apple has been running a self-service repair program that lets you fix up your devices yourself since April 2022, but it’s always been a little bit hobbled. Now, though, Apple has expanded the program ...