Recently, I got my air conditioning unit mounted and in the same room I had my MacBook Pro 13". For mounting, there were a lot of vibrations but my Mac was on a padded surface. Should I be worried that there is a possibility that damage was made? Thanks.
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MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.4
The MacBook Pro is a lightweight, portable computer that can run on batteries. Being portable, it can easily be subjected to multi-G forces daily, just by being moved about in a completely ordinary way. This is extremely stressful to electro-mechanical equipment.
Drilling on nearby surfaces is not nearly as stressful as being carted around in a bag with a long handle. No need to worry, your Mac was built for much more abuse than you have subjected it to recently. The MacBook Pro is optimized to survive stress and vibration.
The MacBook Pro is a lightweight, portable computer that can run on batteries. Being portable, it can easily be subjected to multi-G forces daily, just by being moved about in a completely ordinary way. This is extremely stressful to electro-mechanical equipment.
Drilling on nearby surfaces is not nearly as stressful as being carted around in a bag with a long handle. No need to worry, your Mac was built for much more abuse than you have subjected it to recently. The MacBook Pro is optimized to survive stress and vibration.
Too much vibration can damage a Mac, but it'd have to be pretty severe. Unless you keep the Mac physically on the A/C unit itself, I'd think there is nothing to worry about.
I'd worry far more about it being dropped or having water spilled on the KB than A/C across-the-room vibration.
No I meant could any damage could have been done when mounting due to across the room drilling vibrarions etc.
Same response.
MacBook Pro damage from vibrations
