MacBook logic board repair

Does this sound familiar?

Not every complaint means a broken board. Sometimes a loose connector or a worn battery is the real culprit. The measurement shows it, not guesswork.

How we work

In four steps. After step two, you decide whether we continue.

Why repairing often makes more sense than replacing

A logic board has hundreds of components. A short circuit or a hard knock rarely takes out more than one circuit. We then replace just that one chip, not the entire board. That's considerably cheaper than a new board or a new device.

There's something else at play too. On MacBooks with Apple Silicon, the storage is soldered directly onto the logic board: your photos and documents literally live on it. Repairing at component level leaves that data intact; a complete new board means losing everything. A backup beforehand is always a smart move regardless.

Parts and how to prevent it happening again

We use original parts wherever Apple sells them separately. Chips and connectors that Apple doesn't sell individually, we replace with components that match the original specifications exactly.

Choose your model above

This applies to all generations, from the older Intel models to the newest MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with Apple Silicon. Choose your model in the list above: you'll find the price per model there.

Don't live near Antwerp or Wolvertem? You can also mail in your MacBook. Stopping by for a diagnosis is of course also possible, with or without an appointment.