Apple Computer Battery Repair

One thing is for sure, when your computer goes down, the repair won't be cheap. I always get Apple Care and it has always paid off!

If and when in need of computer support, and or repair it's a good service to have.

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

Both work well, but I had to remove so as to send the computer to Acer for repair of the touchpad.

I'm not much for buying extended warranties except for high price equipment that can be prohibitively expensive to repair once they're out of warranty. My Mac computers fall into that category but, just as important, after 90 days tech support by phone stops unless you have Applecare. Apple's phone tech support has been excellent and I wouldn't want to be without them when needed. I've also had my Macbook fixed....while I waited....at my local Apple store with the cost being covered by Applecare. That's when you realize how essential this repair insurance is.

I just upgraded my desktop computer to an Apple Studio and wanted a keyboard with Touch ID. This keyboard is wireless and has a rechargeable battery. The Touch ID allows me to unlock the computer, open apps, websites and process payments with just a touch on my finger. The keys have a nice feel and the battery lasts a long time. Well with the cost.

EXCELLENT CHOICE for any Apple computer.

It's worth the money if only for the excellent phone support you get for the duration. You probably won't need the repair or replace features. My experience with Apple products (since 1992,) has been excellent with out need for service or repair in the first 3 years. Use the Apple Care Support phone number and get any and all your questions or concerns taken care of with competent and caring support advisors. They stay with you until your problem, concerns or questions as dealt with to your satisfaction. I consider it to be one the best reasons for owning an Apple computer or product.

I always get AppleCare for my Apple products. Their repair and return policies have saved me in the past and is well worth it for the cost if anything goes wrong.

Under AppleCare+, when you take your iPad into an Apple Store for repair, they will either repair or replace it on the spot. In the case of a broken screen (which is what I have had in most instances), they will charge a relatively small deductible, and voila, in short order, you either will have a repaired device (if that is possible) or a new one.