MacBook Air Repair in Düsseldorf

The Air from 2017 still has the thick bezel, the models from 2018 to M1 have the thin one with a Retina display, and from M2 up to the current M5 there is the squared-off body with a notch for the camera. The screens cannot be swapped between them.

If the screen breaks, we replace the complete top half, meaning the screen together with the lid and hinges. Afterwards everything sits properly again, the hinge holds and the lid closes flush.

The models from 2018 to M1 only charge via USB-C. From M2 onwards, the Air has its own MagSafe port again. If your device does not charge, we first check the power adapter and the port before we talk about the logic board.

The screen, battery, keyboard unit and fan can be replaced. On current models, the storage and memory are soldered onto the logic board and can't be upgraded. That is exactly why liquid damage on a Mac is urgent: if something runs onto the logic board, your storage is at risk too. Come in early if it happens.

The MacBook Air is still young enough for this question to matter. If your device is still under warranty and there's no drop or liquid damage, go to the manufacturer first. We advise you to do that even if it means we don't get the repair. If you caused the damage yourself, the warranty doesn't apply anyway, and then we are the faster and usually cheaper option.

That depends on which part is affected and whether you want a higher-quality or a cheaper replacement part. We look at your device for free and give you a quote. Then you can decide in your own time whether you want us to repair it. The fastest way is the repair request form or a quick call.

No, you can simply come to our shop at Münsterstraße 111 in Düsseldorf-Derendorf during opening hours. A quick call beforehand is still worth it, though, because then we can get the right part ready and you're back out sooner.

Yes. For the screen, battery, charging port and camera, we don't touch your storage. Making a backup beforehand is still a good habit, because something can theoretically go wrong whenever a device is opened. If we need to get into your system for a test, we ask you first.