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Apple does NOT fix iPads, but simply replaces them with refurbished product depending on the length of use of the iPad.
If this is not a new iPad or no longer has any extended AppleCare warranty, Apple will not fix, but simply replace your unit with a refurbished unit.
The cost to you will be 60% of the price of a new matching iPad.
IF your iPad is, relatively, new and STILL has two year AppleCare+ on it, you will only have to pay Apple a low, but nominal fee for a refurbished replacement iPad.
I believe the replacement iPad fee under AppleCare+ is only $49 U.S.D..
Apple does NOT fix iPads, but simply replaces them with refurbished product depending on the length of use of the iPad.
If this is not a new iPad or no longer has any extended AppleCare warranty, Apple will not fix, but simply replace your unit with a refurbished unit.
The cost to you will be 60% of the price of a new matching iPad.
IF your iPad is, relatively, new and STILL has two year AppleCare+ on it, you will only have to pay Apple a low, but nominal fee for a refurbished replacement iPad.
I believe the replacement iPad fee under AppleCare+ is only $49 U.S.D..
No. Corrosion has already started. Take your device to the Apple Store for further diagnostics.
Nic215 wrote:
It's obviously damaged, but can it be repaired?
Unlikely, take it to Apple and ask about replacement plans.
Can a water damaged iPad be repaired?
