Hi all
I got a mail again this evening to remind me of the battery recall program launched in 2019 which effects some mid 2015, 15 inch Macbook Pro models, I checked my serial number and mine is eligible for a battery replacement.
I remember first getting a mail about this I think in the beginning of 2020 somewhere, back then I enquired with Digicape, they said they take in the machine, assess it, order the parts from the US and then do the replacement and all of this can take up to 28 days. Back then my machine was critical for my work and I couldn't afford to be without it for so long, plus my battery was still fine so I continued with life.
I still use this MBP on a daily basis though it's no longer critical for my work and I will be able to go without it for a while, the battery is a bit older now but can still get threw around half a day of light work.
This got me thinking whether I should maybe enquire with Digicape or iStore again about having this done.
Big Sur is most probably its last OS update but I think I can still get a few years from this machine since it suits my current needs just fine and getting a new battery for it will be a big bonus.
Anyone had something like this done locally with Digicape or iStore and how did it go, do we even have techs in SA who can slice open a Macbook Pro and sew it back together without buggering it up completely?
I got a mail again this evening to remind me of the battery recall program launched in 2019 which effects some mid 2015, 15 inch Macbook Pro models, I checked my serial number and mine is eligible for a battery replacement.
I remember first getting a mail about this I think in the beginning of 2020 somewhere, back then I enquired with Digicape, they said they take in the machine, assess it, order the parts from the US and then do the replacement and all of this can take up to 28 days. Back then my machine was critical for my work and I couldn't afford to be without it for so long, plus my battery was still fine so I continued with life.
I still use this MBP on a daily basis though it's no longer critical for my work and I will be able to go without it for a while, the battery is a bit older now but can still get threw around half a day of light work.
This got me thinking whether I should maybe enquire with Digicape or iStore again about having this done.
Big Sur is most probably its last OS update but I think I can still get a few years from this machine since it suits my current needs just fine and getting a new battery for it will be a big bonus.
Anyone had something like this done locally with Digicape or iStore and how did it go, do we even have techs in SA who can slice open a Macbook Pro and sew it back together without buggering it up completely?