You're not going to get the real story so don't worry about it. Something may have happened in terms of an accident by the technician doing the repair. Are the batteries that difficult to replace?" Also this has been internet newsworthy since the day of the announcement. Please don't get offended but you're not Apple's only customer and it takes time to email customers with such a large customer base, and not every gets reached out to. I would say this is because Apple has millions upon millions of customers. "I am not sure why it took them 3 years to notify me, but I am glad they did." Jeez man, maybe I should offer mail-in repair lol, I still have the tools at home! Granted, not with an OEM battery, but with a reputable third party. Seems to me you're just getting a bonus tune up!ĮDIT: I also just read that they quoted you $500 to replace the battery?! Holy crap! Dude I used to replace those batteries for $79 + parts cost, which was like $100-ish.
#2015 macbook pro battery plus
If there was going to be any charge, you would have been notified AND had to give approval plus paid for the repair before any work was done. I'm not sure why they'd be replacing your logic board unless some rookie legitimately damaged it by mistake, but if the display cable itself was bad, they'd have to replace the entire display assembly (it's all one part) which includes the cable, display, webcam, etc.
#2015 macbook pro battery free
Sometimes that's a good thing because they'll replace simple things free of charge, other times they'll say "Oh we went in to fix the screen but your logic board is fried, gonna have to pay for that too". They will NEVER return a device with any part of it in non-working order. Basically, if Apple is working on your device, and they notice ANYTHING in the device is faulty/damaged/non-working, they will fix that too. I was a third party repair tech, but I worked with Apple many many times on warranty-related work, since I couldn't do that for free. If anything, they may have just discovered the camera cable was damaged or something and are replacing it for free. Well, since you took it to a legit Apple store, I wouldn't worry too much.
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