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Apple starts battery replacement program for some 13-inch MacBook Pros - NotebookCheck.net News
Apple Launches Battery Replacement Program for Non-Touch Bar 13-Inch MacBook Pro Models - MacRumors
Apple Launches Battery Replacement Program for MacBook Pro Models Not Charging Beyond 1%
MacBook Pro Battery Service Program - 1% Battery Replaced -
Important notice for batteries in certain MacBook Pro units - Apple
2018 Macbook pro batteries are puffy - any chance they'd be replaced by apple - its out of warranty - maybe under the keyboard replacement program? Battery health says its 'degraded' after
13-inch MacBook Pro (non Touch Bar) Battery Replacement Program - Informatique Bluetech Inc
MacBook Pro 17" Unibody Battery Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide
Apple launches free battery replacement program for select MacBook Pros | TechSpot
Apple has a free swollen battery replacement program for Early 2015 13" MacBook Pros too! - YouTube
Is Your MacBook Pro Eligible for a Free Battery Replacement?
Apple's MacBook Pro Battery Recall Adds to Its Laptop Problems | WIRED
Here's how much Apple charges for every part to fix your own MacBook - The Verge
How to check if your MacBook is eligible for a free battery replacement -
Apple's Self Service Repair now available - Apple
MacBook Battery Replacement Same Day
Apple Announces Battery Replacement Program for 13-inch MacBook Pro (Non Touch Bar) - iClarified
Apple Initiates A Free Battery Replacement Program For A Limited Number Of 13-Inch MacBook Pros
Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro Battery Recall Program
Damaged 15-Inch 2015 MacBook Pro Demonstrates Why Apple Initiated Battery Recall Program - MacRumors
Apple launches battery replacement program for 13" MacBook Pro without Touch Bar
Apple Launches MacBook Battery Replacement Program
Apple Launches Battery Replacement Program For Some MacBook Pros (Updated)
MacBook Recalls And Repair Programs - Is Your Mac Included? | Macworld
MacBook self-repair program highlights Apple's flawed repairability progress | Ars Technica