Retina MBP Is The Least Repairable Laptop Ever

Discussion in 'Mac & OS X' started by samw40, Jul 1, 2012.

  1. samw40 Well-Known Member

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  2. jpga13 Banned

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    Good thing they have amazing customer service.
  3. Cwazywazy Well-Known Member

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    they cracked the screen and couldnt even take out the batteries.

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  4. ia24 Well-Known Member

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    If it's not an accidental problem and you're under warranty, I don't see why you would try to repair it yourself anyway. That could be a good thing for you too. If you have a problem with it instead of Apple fixing it, there's a better chance they'll give you a new one.
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    wow... that's cray!
  6. rrroach Well-Known Member

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    Like you said though: that's only if you are under the warranty. A lot of people don't want to pay extra for the extended warranty.
  7. iFaRtRaINb0WZzz Active Member

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    If your going to pay $2k+ for a laptop, then you might as well get the warranty.
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  8. rrroach Well-Known Member

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    I'd reconsider. The warranty costs how much? $250 or so?
  9. Zyiros Well-Known Member

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    You do get a 1 year warranty with it. And the service far exceeds that of any company I have had problems with.
  10. ia24 Well-Known Member

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    If it's not accidental, it's included in the warranty Apple already gave, which I believe is now 3 years.