How do I know if my MacBook is recalled?
Apple has a list of all the recalls and replacements it’s currently doing on this website: support.apple.com/service-program.
- The first thing to check is whether or not any of the devices you own are on this list.
- Once you’ve confirmed that your MacBook is one of the affected models, you’ll need your serial number.
How long should a MacBook Air 2012 last?
As a general rule, the hardware lifespan for both MacBook Air and MacBook Pro is 8-10 years, while the battery will require replacement in 4-5 years. However, the ability to run the latest software depends on laptop specs, such as CPU or RAM, which means MacBook Pro will last longer than Air.
Does Apple have any recalls?
There have been a number of issues with Apple’s MacBook models over the years. In some cases Apple has service programs where it will fix your MacBook for free, in other cases the Macs have been recalled by Apple due to safety issues. MacBook Pro battery recall. MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and MacBook keyboard service.
What does it mean when your MacBook is recalled?
Over the years, Apple has issued numerous battery recalls for the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, along with recall programs for the keyboard, screen, and various other devices. If Apple recalls your MacBook, it means you’ll get a free repair for the affected part, whatever that may be.
Is my 15in MacBook Pro part of the battery recall?
If you own a 15in MacBook Pro unit purchased between September 2015 and February 2017 – known as MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015) – it may be part of the battery recall. You’ll be able to identify whether it’s included in the recall by the serial number which can be found by clicking on the Apple Logo and choosing About This Mac.
Can you take a recalled MacBook Pro on a plane?
The US Federal Aviation Administration has alerted airlines to the recall. This means that if you are flying to or inside America, you won’t be able to take a recalled MacBook Pro on as carry-on luggage, nor will you be able to check it in as cargo.
Are there any issues with my MacBook?
There have been a number of issues with Apple’s MacBook models over the years. In some cases Apple has service programs where it will fix your MacBook for free, in other cases the Macs have been recalled by Apple due to safety issues. We’ll run through the various MacBook recalls – full details below.