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User profile for user: Ant2007
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Space Gray Aluminum Scratches

Does Apple remove scratches from MacBooks, and how much would that be, I have 2 tiny scratches.

Also, I was thinking about getting the Sky Blue or Space Gray iPad Air. Is there a 128gb option for the Ipad, and if there's not, can anyone recommend good USB C flash drives, high storage like 128GB or 256GB for cheap? Also, can I use my MacBook charger with it, Apple Branded.

MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.3

Posted on May 4, 2021 3:20 PM

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User profile for user: Axel Foley
Axel Foley
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Posted on May 4, 2021 5:34 PM

  1. I do not believe that Apple has a scratch(es) removal service.
  2. No the iPad Air 10.9in comes in either 64GB or 256GB
  3. USB-C storage drives are listed all over Amazon and eBay among other retail stores. Please do your research on those websites and make a decision.
  4. The iPad Air is charged via a built-in USB-C Port. It utilizes a 20W USB-C Charger. If your MacBook Air uses the same port for charging then YES you can use your MacBook's charger to charge the iPad Air.


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User profile for user: Axel Foley
Axel Foley
User level: Level 10
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May 4, 2021 5:34 PM in response to Ant2007

  1. I do not believe that Apple has a scratch(es) removal service.
  2. No the iPad Air 10.9in comes in either 64GB or 256GB
  3. USB-C storage drives are listed all over Amazon and eBay among other retail stores. Please do your research on those websites and make a decision.
  4. The iPad Air is charged via a built-in USB-C Port. It utilizes a 20W USB-C Charger. If your MacBook Air uses the same port for charging then YES you can use your MacBook's charger to charge the iPad Air.


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Space Gray Aluminum Scratches

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