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For whatever it's worth, it looks like not all "MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)" MacBooks are affected by this. I have one, entered my serial number, an
by simmons 7y ago
For whatever it's worth, it looks like not all "MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)" MacBooks are affected by this. I have one, entered my serial number, and it said that mine was not in the affected range of serial numbers.
- tomxor 7y agoDon't be so sure, they pulled the same stunt on 2009 models using very specific battery batch numbers, but my battery still swelled and overheated, I was not alone. It didn't burst into flames, but become too dangerous to use (this was in the days where they were still removable)... perhaps that doesn't cut their criteria for recalls.
- Implicated 7y agoSays that for mine too... while it's sitting here rocking around on my desk because it's spherical due to an inflated battery.
- giancarlostoro 7y agoI would just show up at Apple with it. I had gotten a product from them completely replaced long after the 1 year warranty was due lol
- cwbrandsma 7y agoI have two that are that time frame, one with a swollen battery as well, neither apply.
- mdesq 7y agoMine was like that. So badly swollen the touchpad was almost impossible to press. I replaced the battery myself and it really wasn't bad at all. Less than an hour roundtrip using the "string method" (I saw it on a YouTube video) to slice through the tape they use to glue the battery down. The worst part was trying to clean off the old adhesive before putting in the new battery. This method is really non-invasive because you don't have to pull off a bunch of other parts.
- dorchadas 7y agoMine says that as well, but I've noticed my battery getting really hot for no reason sometimes. I'm currently out of the States, but I think I'm going to take it by an Apple Store as soon as I get back.