Origin country of macbook

Hey,

If you want to know where your MacBook was bought, you will need to check the Model Number.

List of Model Number suffixes for different regions:

• LL/A - the US and Canada
• HN/A - Indian Subcontinent
• E/A - Mexico
• B/A - United Kingdom
• D/A - Germany
• F/A - France
• J/A - Japan
• CH - China
• ZP/A - Southeast Asia
• X/A - Australia and New Zealand.

To find out your Mac's country of origin, check the model number. In the ending, it will have one of the above words.

Co-respond them to the country

For example, MQD32HN/A is the model number of a MacBook Air, which has the ending HN/A, which means it was bought in the Indian Subcontinent.

I hope this helped. For more help, reply to this answer.

Itsgulati Said:

"Origin country of macbook"

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Decode the Serial Number:

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[Link Edited by Moderator]

While staying away from speculative aspects, published stories

suggest sub-assembly manufacturers, had mostly been in China.

News of people visiting factories there, in several city locations,

are not recent; with their topic content, across the spectrum.

Various 'names' make parts, their subsidiaries had been suggested

to consider factories elsewhere; in part trade, issues are behind this.

(And there had 'been talks' of non- Asian locations for potential

sources of new production; different sections of Apple products.)

Models M1 MacBook /Air+/ Pro builds, (according to EveryMac.com

Apple, Mactracker database) can be said to be 'assembled in China'.

[image courtesy of everymac.com]

Subject to change. ~ Instead trying to not break ASC rules, I should

let you do your own homework; and then won't have to edit details

of what I've found online. ~ As a fellow user of Apple products, [yet

not employee] I've reached far to see: what I cannot re-post here.

..Unnecessary 'serial number' for recent M1 MB/Air, maybe edited..

[A search engine and dedicated time wastage should allow you to pull

together sufficient ideas, a patchwork of non-speculative bits into one.]

It's printed right on the Mac.