So, your MacBook, MacBook Pro, PowerBook or iBook is having a problem and your system is no longer covered under the original Apple warranty. You have some choices to make about where and how you get your system repaired. Here's some information that may assist you in making that decision.
If you take your broken MacBook, MacBook Pro, PowerBook or iBook to Apple for out of warranty repair, there are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros:
Trusted source
Proximity (if you are close to an Apple store)
Uses original factory parts
Apple Certified Technicians
Cons:
High prices
Delayed turnaround time
Only 90-day warranty period
Alternatively, you can consider an independent source to get your MacBook, MacBook Pro, PowerBook or iBook repaired. And since we are writing this article, we get to pick the independent source, so you won't be surprised when we pick our company, TechRestore. Here are the pros and cons to consider when deciding between taking an out-of-warranty repair to Apple or to TechRestore:
Pros:
Trusted source (over 50,000 repairs completed)
Proximity: over 4000 local pickup locations across the U.S.
Uses original factory parts
Apple Certified Technicians
24-hour typical repair turnaround time
1-year warranty
Cons:
You won't get to browse the Apple store when dropping off your repair
TechRestore has fixed tens thousands of MacBook, MacBook Pro, PowerBook and iBook systems. Our most frequent repairs are broken LCD screens, hard drive replacements, SuperDrive replacement, logic board repair, case repair and data recovery. Learn more about our services, our people and our company by calling 1-888-572-7372 or by visiting TechRestore.com
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