This tutorial is updated in 2023 for operating systems macOS Ventura (and newer versions). By following the steps of this tutorial, you will see if the warranty period has expired Mac, MacBook or iMac. The period in which the repairs are borne by Apple, at no cost to the client. Of course, if the problems did not arise from a cause that is not covered by the warranty certificate.
If you have one Mac cu macOS Ventura or a newer version of macOS, you can check if the warranty period has expired for Mac, following the steps in the tutorial below.
All you have to do is open "System Settings", then go to “General” → “About”.
With the launch of operating system macOS Ventura, Apple changed "System Preferences", in the "System Settings".
In the above case, the warranty period for MacBook has expired. If you click on "Details", you will reach the account iCloud (after you log in with Apple ID), where you will find more information about the device. Including the date it was purchased. Also from this page you are directed to the official pages where you can find an authorized service Apple, in your region.
Initial tutorial, valid for operating systems macOS Mojave (or older)
Prices for a Mac bought new, not to be neglected at all. On sales sites second-hand there are many deals at attractive prices, but before you buy from there, it's good to know if the product is still in the warranty period. There are many offers with the title "MacBook Pro NEW, in the box!", But that does not mean that product is still in the warranty period.
Service guarantee, which is also very important if you encounter problems with the product. As expensive as it is to buy a new one Mac, but its repair in one is so expensive authorized Apple service. I would not even recommend trying his repair elsewhere.
How do you see if the warranty period has expired for Mac, MacBook or iMac (macOS Mojave)
All products Apple they have a unique series. A "Serial Number” which can be found both on the back of the device (written very small), and on the original box, on the invoice and in the operating system macOS. So, the variants through which we can find out the series of a Mac there are many and I talked about them in the tutorial "How to Find the Serial Number of a Mac / MacBook (Serial Number)?".
For users who do not want to sell or buy a Mac, but they want to know if their device is still under warranty, the easiest way is to find out from "About This Mac". Click on the logo Apple from the top left, click "About This Mac". Copy "Serial Number"From the tab"Overview", then click on the " tabServices"And click on"Check my service and support coverage status".
You agree to have your device's serial number sent to Apple.
On the web page that opens, enter the copy of the first copy and the verification code.
Click "Continue” and show you the status of your product.
You can check the service and support status for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, HomePod, AirPods, Mac or for any other product Apple which implies a guarantee, to the address: checkcoverage.applecom / us / en.
Needs to Apple ID or the serial number of the device.
