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MacBook Pro (2012) Screen Repairs
The screen on a MacBook Pro (2012) is incredibly thin, which is great. But if it breaks, there's no way to just change the LCD part or the glass cover. It is necessary to replace the entire aluminium top lid of the laptop. This can make the repair more expensive than a basic Windows laptop screen repair, but a) the screen on a MacBook Pro (2012) is so much better than your average Dell laptop and b) SimplyFixIt is consistently cheaper than Apple for screen repairs. The current cost of a MacBook Pro (2012) screen repair is £129, but you can split that price into 3 interest-free payments, using Klarna, if that helps.
MacBook Pro (2012) Battery Replacement
If the battery life on your MacBook Pro (2012) isn't as good as it was, you don't have to buy a new computer. You just need a new battery. We can replace it with a brand new one and you'll be back to using your computer all day again. The current price of a MacBook Pro (2012) battery is £129, and it's even cheaper if you get it done at the same time as a screen repair.
How long does a repair take?
We know how vital your MacBook Pro (2012) is to you, so we endeavour to get it back to you as quickly as possible.
Description
The MacBook Pro, introduced by Apple Inc. in 2006, represents the premium segment of the MacBook family, which sits above the consumer-grade MacBook Air. It's currently available in 13-inch, 14-inch, and 16-inch models.
October 2008 saw the debut of the second unibody model with a sleek, tapered design and a casing made from a single block of aluminium. This design was then extended to the 17-inch model in January 2009. Subsequent updates incorporated advanced Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and introduced Intel's Thunderbolt technology.
In 2012, Apple introduced its upgraded MacBook Pro models, equipped with Ivy Bridge processors, USB 3.0 ports, and an increased default RAM of 8GB for premium models. Following this update, the 17-inch model was discontinued. By October 2013, all unibody MacBook Pros were phased out, except for the entry-level 13-inch model - the A1278. In 2016, Apple discontinued the last 13-inch aluminium MacBook Pro, notable for its DVD optical drive, FireWire port, hard disk drive and Ethernet port.
Quality of our Components.
Not all MacBook components are created equally. When we first started MacBook repairs, Apple would make genuine parts available for companies like ours to carry out repairs. But as they have moved more towards pushing people towards replacing damaged devices, rather than repairing them, they have restricted the availability of some genuine Apple parts. Due to the history of our MacBook repair service we have been able to build relationships with the people who make the screens and we are able to fit high quality components in all of our repairs. Put simply, we only use high-quality screens sourced from reliable manufacturers and our technicians are fully trained and certified.
Our Warranty
SimplyFixIt uses Apple Certified Mac Technicians to carry out repairs on Apple devices, including the MacBook Pro (2012). We back that up with a 3-month warranty on parts & labour.
MacBook Pro (2012) Screen Repairs
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Premium Quality Components
Great quality at amazing value. We will use genuine Apple components where we can - where they are available to us - but if we have to use 3rd party components, they will be the best available. -
3 Month Warranty
Covers faults but not damage. Accidental or liquid damage will not be covered under your warranty. This is the exact same warranty as Apple provides with their repairs.
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Please note:
Liquid Damage:
Liquids and MacBooks don't mix well. I know that there's lots of stories about rice working, but we want to be honest with you up front. Nobody can guarantee that an electronic device, which has been wet, will work perfectly again. It can be fine for weeks and then fail out of the blue. The best advice we can give is to get any important data off the device — things like photos — and then replace the components that had contact with the liquid.
If your Mac has had contact with liquid, then SimplyFixIt reserves the right to cancel the repair and issue a refund. It's not that we don't like you, but we want to stand by our warranty. If it is possible to get your data off the device, we will notify you so that you can decide how to proceed.