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Depending on where she goes to uni, they may have an authorized repair facility on site. I was just able to use the on-site facility at Berkley and have used th
by dpkonofa 7y ago
Depending on where she goes to uni, they may have an authorized repair facility on site. I was just able to use the on-site facility at Berkley and have used the one at ASU in the past when appointments at the local Apple stores are all filled.
You can also mail in items for repair which, in my experience, has been just fine except that you need to get a suitably padded box to send it to and from. Apple will typically ship it once you do it the first time and then you can just keep that one and re-use the last one they send you if you need to send it in multiple times.
- panzagl 7y agoI think that this was mentioned during the tour last year, but holy hell is it hard to find this info from Apple- they want symptoms and an AppleId...
- dpkonofa 7y agoJust do a search on the Apple website. She'll have to have an Apple ID to make any kind of service reservation so that's expected. Google also has a pretty thorough list of most of the Apple Authorized service centers in any area.
- panzagl 7y agoYeah, Google listed them, but all I could find from Apple themselves was non-US locations since I don't have an AppleID. Seems weird to me.