There are some things that make you lose the warranty on the device, in some cases such as industry defects and others make it your right for Apple to replace your device with another unless you change the shape of the device with something that cannot be removed and one of these things is laser engraving your name on the iPhone or one of Apple products. .

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Dr. Mustafa sent us his story with Apple in this regard ...

I bought an Apple AirPods Pro headphone about 9 months ago, then I etched on the outer box with a laser to write the name very superficially as Apple does, and then a short while ago I found a popping sound in one of the headphones, which is a general problem with this headset and it is known to Apple and Apple has made a program To replace the defective headphones, but when they go to Apple to request maintenance or replacement, they refused to receive the headset on the pretext that the external appearance of the product has been changed and this takes it out of warranty. They contacted their technical support service and insisted on their position.

Of course, Dr. Mustafa did not laser etch his name with Apple, because Apple It offers this service in some of its products Such as headphones, Apple's pen, iPod and also the iPad, but the doctor used one of the specialized stores not authorized by Apple to engrave the name by laser, and there is a big difference ...

Apple has explicitly announced Warranty Policy Her own….

The Apple Limited Warranty excludes coverage for damage caused by accident, disassembly, unauthorized service, or unauthorized modifications.

Therefore, whoever makes the modification must be authorized by Apple, and in the event that any modification is made to the external appearance from an unauthorized party, you may lose the warranty, especially the replacement warranty.


Did you know this information? What do you think of Apple's limited warranty policy, do you find it fair?

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