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Hans India
13 hours ago
- Hans India
Apple Launches Free Repair Program for M2 Mac Minis That Won't Turn On
Apple has introduced a new service program for a small number of M2 Mac Mini models that may suddenly stop powering on. This issue affects Mac Minis built between June 16, 2024, and November 23, 2024, just before Apple replaced the line with newer M4-powered models. According to Apple, 'a very small percentage of Mac mini (2023) devices with the M2 chip may no longer power on.' If you're one of the affected users, Apple is offering a free repair through this new program. This service is only for specific 2023 M2 Mac Mini units. If your Mac Mini isn't turning on anymore and it was made during that time frame, it's worth checking if it qualifies for the repair. To find out, you can visit Apple's support website and enter your Mac Mini's serial number. If your device is eligible, you'll be directed to options for getting it repaired at an Apple Store or an Authorized Service Provider at no cost. Apple has also provided a complete list of active service programs, which you can browse to check if any other devices you own are covered. The company didn't share what exactly is causing the issue, but this type of repair program shows that Apple is taking the problem seriously. It's not uncommon for Apple to offer repair programs for hardware issues even after warranty coverage has ended. Both 9to5Mac and MacRumors have reported on the launch of this service program, pointing out that it helps customers who were affected just before Apple introduced the updated M4 Mac Minis. If your Mac Mini is working fine, there's nothing you need to do. But if you've noticed it won't turn on, checking your eligibility could save you time and money. The repair is completely free if your device is part of the affected group. Apple's quick response to the issue gives peace of mind to Mac Mini users who rely on their machines for work, school, or personal use. If you think your device might be affected, don't wait—check your serial number today.
Yahoo
27-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Apple Sale: Put an M1 iMac or M2 Mac Mini on Your Desk From Just $370
It's no secret that buying Apple computers can be an expensive endeavor, but buying refurbished ones is a great way to save some money. And because you don't have to buy the latest models to get a great machine these days, the older M1 iMac and M2 Mac Mini machines are still more than capable for most folks. That makes this latest Woot sale well worth checking out because it has refurbished M-series Macs starting from just $370. There are also Intel-based iMacs on offer but we suggest skipping those and going straight for the M1 models thanks to the much-improved chip and modern design. All of these iMacs are reconditioned, the cheapest of which is an M1 model with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD for $600. You can upgrade to one with an extra GPU core and more storage if you prefer with 512GB and 1TB storage on offer $700 to $800. That's still a lot cheaper than the newer M4 model that start at almost $1,300. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. On the Mac Mini side, an M2 model with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD can be yours for $370 while upgrading to an M2 Pro will mean getting 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD for $780. If you need the ultimate in storage an M2 Pro Mac Mini with a 2TB SSD can be had, but you'll pay a cool $1,100 for it. A similarly-specced M4 model would cost $1,399 or more brand new. This sale also has a range of iPad Magic Keyboards on offer starting from $280, but the Macs really are the stars of the show here. Woot says they come with a 90-day limited warranty and some models are available in your choice of color so make sure to pick your favorite before ordering. Prefer your computers to come with full Apple warranties and that new computer smell? Our list of the best iMac deals around should get you a brand-new model at a price to match your budget. All of Apple's M-series Macs are a solid buy if you can find one at the right price, something that couldn't have been said about the older models based on Intel chips. Even the original M1 chips are fast enough for the majority of people, and they can even play plenty of games as well. If you want that famous Apple to design and to be able to run MacOS apps while spending as little as possible, this could well be the sale for you.