The American electronics and software manufacturer Apple has expanded its self-repair program to include the latest 'iPhone 18 Pro' and 'iPhone 18 Pro Max' phones, as well as several modern 'Mac' devices, enabling users to repair their devices themselves using original spare parts and specialized tools.
Details of Available Parts
The tech website '9to5Mac' reported on Wednesday that the company's self-repair store has made available the spare parts and tools necessary for maintaining 'iPhone 18 Pro' and 'iPhone 18 Pro Max' phones, along with 'Mac Studio' devices equipped with 'M5 Max' and 'M5 Ultra' processors, and 'Mac mini' devices equipped with 'M6' and 'M5 Pro' processors.
The spare parts available for 'iPhone 18 Pro' and 'iPhone 18 Pro Max' phones include batteries, screens, rear and front cameras, rear glass, speakers, and logic boards, in addition to microphones, vibration motors, and other parts, which users can select according to the type of repair required.
Mac Components
Spare parts dedicated to 'Mac Studio' devices include connection ports, fans, speakers, storage units, logic boards, and power supplies, while parts available for 'Mac mini' devices include fans, speakers, logic boards, batteries, and power supplies.
The program offers users an additional option to extend the lifespan of their devices, although some repairs require specialized tools and appropriate technical knowledge. This step comes within the framework of expanding electronic device maintenance options and making original spare parts and necessary tools available to users, thereby helping to extend the life of their devices and maximize their utility.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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