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I have a 2014 rMBP 13" which I used extensively on a daily basis. I purchased AC for the sole reason of protection against battery depletion over the coming years.
It's hard for me to tell whether my battery has lost capacity, but I'm sure it has against the original figures when I first got the machine. My question is, when will AC be willing to replace the battery due to loss of capacity? Is there a percentage? How can I test it? Related messages My AppleCare coverage is over on my 2015 MBP. It looks like it might be worthwhile to take another trip with AppleCare on this machine what with all the 2016/17 keyboard troubles. Already had a battery replacement on it with AppleCare. What do you think?
Battery icon shows "Service Battery" alert. Less than 2 years, still under 3-year AppleCare. Can I get free replacement at Orchard Apple Store? Can it be done in the same day? Thanks~
Hi, How does apple care for MacBooks work? Do they do a one-for-one as well? I understand that a battery replacement without apple care will cost ~$300+, whereas a battery under 80% charge capacity is covered under apple care. In this case assuming I have apple care and i get my battery...
MacRumors forum member MBP* posted this question about his 2014 MacBook Pro's battery under Mac Basics and Help : Quote "I have a 2014 13" Retina MacBook Pro which I used extensively on a daily basis. I purchased AppleCare for the sole reason of protection against batter...
Turns out my early 2013 rMBP needs a battery replacement, and my AppleCare *just* expired. Called them up and my cycle is at 982. Has anybody replaced their battery with Apple before? what is the experience? I was told it will cost around $200. Also, how long does it take for them to replace the ...
rMBP 460 Cycle %84 Health (2 Year 4 Months) AppleCare Replacement Health Information: Cycle Count: 459 Condition: Normal Health: %85 Design Capacity: 8460 Current Capacity: 7215 Manufacture Date: 20 Jul 2012 Bought Date: August 11, 2012 AppleCare Extended Warranty End Dat...
I have a late 2011 MBP that I bought new in April, 2012(I'm still covered under Applecare). At the time, I recall reading the built-in battery "should" still hold up to 80% of its capacity at up to 1000 cycles. My battery is currently sitting at 661 cycles, and iStat Nano is reporting...
What happens when the battery on the rMBP needs to be replaced?? I understand one can get Applecare to cover any battery issues (other then general wear and tear etc) for the first 3 years, but Im planning to buy a max spec 15" rMBP on the next refresh with Haswell, and will be keeping it for a...
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