MacBook 12" Retina 2015 – 2017 (A1534)

We disassemble and measure the MacBook as needed and find the cause of the fault. You get a description of the fault and a repair quote. With Express repair, diagnostics is free if the repair stays within the agreed budget. How standard and express diagnostics work Apple has listed the 12-inch MacBook (2015–2017) as an obsolete model since October 2026. Genuine parts and Apple service are no longer available. These MacBooks have no fan and the storage is soldered to the logic board, so after years of use the board or the storage may stop working unexpectedly, unrelated to the repair. That is why we test the computer before the repair and recommend backing up your data. By signing the protocol you acknowledge this notice.

Replacement of the battery with an aftermarket one with the same capacity as the original. Apple has listed the 12-inch MacBook (2015–2017) as an obsolete model since October 2026. Genuine parts and Apple service are no longer available. These MacBooks have no fan and the storage is soldered to the logic board, so after years of use the board or the storage may stop working unexpectedly, unrelated to the repair. That is why we test the computer before the repair and recommend backing up your data. By signing the protocol you acknowledge this notice.

Replacement of the keyboard in the original top case. The replacement keyboard is again a butterfly keyboard, so sticking keys may come back. Apple has listed the 12-inch MacBook (2015–2017) as an obsolete model since October 2026. Genuine parts and Apple service are no longer available. These MacBooks have no fan and the storage is soldered to the logic board, so after years of use the board or the storage may stop working unexpectedly, unrelated to the repair. That is why we test the computer before the repair and recommend backing up your data. By signing the protocol you acknowledge this notice.

We erase the disk and install a clean copy of the latest macOS your Mac supports. Data is not transferred, so back it up before the repair. Apple has listed the 12-inch MacBook (2015–2017) as an obsolete model since October 2026. Genuine parts and Apple service are no longer available. These MacBooks have no fan and the storage is soldered to the logic board, so after years of use the board or the storage may stop working unexpectedly, unrelated to the repair. That is why we test the computer before the repair and recommend backing up your data. By signing the protocol you acknowledge this notice.