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I believe it's an Apple policy. For example, see: http://www.macservice.com/applemacbookair.html?_kk=macbook%20air%20repair&_kt=077b97e4-93bc-4155-8f34-634ea086
by chasingsparks 16y ago
I believe it's an Apple policy. For example, see: http://www.macservice.com/applemacbookair.html?_kk=macbook%20air%20repair&_kt=077b97e4-93bc-4155-8f34-634ea08674ca&gclid=CKbx3f-um6ICFRY75QodBEksxQ http://www.macservice.com/applemacbookair.html?_kk=macbook%2...
The old drive (working or not) is returned to Apple. If you wish to keep your original drive, Apple charges a significant core charge.
- ugh 16y agoNon-Apple shops, obviously.
- chasingsparks 16y agoI wanted the OEM harddrive. From what I understand, they are difficult to source for unauthorized service providers. (The link I responded was an Authorized Service Provider.)