Macbook Air Charging Port Repair Cost

I damaged the USB port on my E-30 and the repair cost was quite expensive so i decided to splurge and go for a new body. While the specs of the E-5 dont look much different on paper when you use it the differences are great and good. It is so much easier to use...in fact Its FUN to use. The picture quality is is a step up and the New ART filter dramatic is very pleasing. almost HDR like with a single shot.Though i've only had it around 2 weeks i'm am so glad i got it. All my lastest images here @with the E-5Love it.

AppleCare+ was ordered for my new MacBook Air M2 5 24gb 1 TB SSD at the time of purchase. I feel peace of mind in the event a repair issue arises that is not covered by the Manufacturer's warranty. This also covers damage repair or replacement on 2 occasions.

We had a MacBook go bad after 7 months. Luckily it was repaired under warranty. After see the estimated repair cost, I immediately ordered this extended warranty. B & H saved me $40.00+ from Apple's Store.

Sames as what can be found at other retail outlets. I'm fairly certain the cost will outweigh a single repair fee for my unibody macbook.

We had a MacBook go bad after 7 months. Luckily it was repaired under warranty. After seeing the estimated repair cost, I immediately ordered this extended warranty. B & H saved me $40.00+ from Apple's Store.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Belkin USB-C 6-in-1 Multiport Hub with mount has been a game changer for my home office. The multiport hub includes: USB-C, 2x USB-A, SD, microSD, and Ethernet ports. I use a MacBook Air and this laptop lacks the USB-A port. I’ve been able to connect the hub to my MacBook Air to utilize the USB-A port to read my USB flash drive data sticks. The MacBook Air also lacks an integrated ethernet port. The Ethernet port that is included with this Belkin Multiport Hub is a bonus. I’ve connected my MacBook Air to a hardwired internet connection versus a Wi-Fi connection. I have experienced an increase in data transfer speed with this hardwired connection. This multiport hub is easy to use and takes up little room during transport.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so impressed with this new plugable. It makes my Macbook Air 2020 really more versatile and useful. I plugged in the HDMI cable to my monitor and it worked immediately after adjusting a few settings on the mac. I love that I can plug theUSB-C power cord right into the port on the hub and still have available an additional thunderbolt port on the mac. The quality of the hub being stainless steel and heavy duty power cord makes this hub feel like it will last a long time. If you have the new M-1 Macbook Air, this is the hub for you.

My MacBook air only has usb-c ports, so this allows me to use any usb-a peripherals with it. Like thumb drives, hard drives, card readers, a mouse or anything else. It is very helpful and comes in handy frequently. I love the short cable and its flexibility. It is well built and sturdy, and the flexibility has just the right amount of resistance and strength. It does not feel fragile at all, but still can be bent into a position that you'd want. Because my MacBook has 2 usb-c ports right next to each other, this works better than a thick usb-a adapter which would be larger at the connection point and might encroach on the other usb-c port. This does not get in the way of the other port, which is nice. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

With a MacBook Air, you have only two Thunderbolt ports. This multiport adapter adds two USB-A ports, a USB-C port, and an 4K HDMI port, effectively giving you four ports with the use of one Thunderbolt already on your MacBook Air. And, it's small enough to easily carry in a pocket.

For any M1 Mac with a USB-C port (MacBook Air, Mac mini, MacBook Pro, Mac Studio) the Transcend will transfer at 10 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 1 speed and NOT 20 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 speeds. Interestingly enough, the additional provided USB-C to USB-A cable allows 10 Gb/s to the rear USB-A port of the Mac Studio even though Apple advertises the port to go up to only 5 Gb/s. The unit has a pleasant rubberized optional cover that feels good in hand and doesn't scratch other devices in your bag.