Services from Apple screen repairs to MacBook battery replacements
While screen repairs are a common iPhone repair and iPad repair issue, you may also need one for your MacBook Pro or a MacBook Air if it has been dropped or otherwise damaged. More common Mac computer repairs include software and hardware updates or damage from spills. If you have an older MacBook, you may also see significant performance improvement when you replace the battery.
As an Apple-authorized service provider, Best Buy uses only genuine Apple parts when fixing your iMac and MacBook. This means you will continue to enjoy the performance standards of your Apple product. With numerous locations across the country, Best Buy can easily become your go-to stop for everything from MacBook battery replacement to Apple Watch software updates.
The Best Buy device repair team is Apple-trained and can walk you through what’s wrong with your device and how it can be fixed. The team will also make is simple to understand the cost of any repairs. If you have AppleCare+ for your device, the repairs might even be fully covered under your plan.
Scheduling an Apple computer repair with Best Buy
It’s simple to schedule a repair for your iMac, MacBook or other computer on the Best Buy website. Just fill out the information about your device, find a location near you, and select a time. You can expect to get your computer back within three to seven business days, depending on the complexity of the issue. Some very simple Apple repairs, like iPhone screen replacements, may even be ready within hours.
You can save on the cost of Mac repairs and all kinds of Best Buy repair services with a My Best Buy Membership™. If you are not a member yet, consider becoming one or choosing new AppleCare+ coverage for your device in the future.
To help yourself prepare for any unforeseen technical difficulties or accidents, you will always benefit from backing up the data you save on your iOS device. This includes photos, videos and personal or work documents. You may choose to back up your data to the cloud or to an external hard drive. Both options will give you more peace of mind when something goes wrong.













