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Sure, if that was a common occurrence I'm sure people would care, but it's not so they don't.
by wilsonnb2 8y ago
Sure, if that was a common occurrence I'm sure people would care, but it's not so they don't.
- bunderbunder 8y agoSSDs failing, maybe not, but I gather that mechanical failures on the new MBP keyboard are also very expensive to fix.
- xvf22 8y agoMotherboards fail more often than you'd imagine, liquid damage being a common cause. The chips may be fine but since they're part of the failed motherboard Apple won't do a thing to recover the data. Unlike removable storage where you can move it to a working machine.
- ropeadopepope 8y agoDo you have a source on that? The mac users I know are especially worried about data loss because of the high rate of other failures on their new MBPs. One of my co-workers temporarily lost some of his work because he hadn't pushed his changes to git and his computer had to go back to apple for repair because it wouldn't boot. He got the computer back the next day, so all was well, but it makes you wonder.