Apple also said that Self Service Repair is now available for Apple users in 24 additional European countries, including Croatia, Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, and Switzerland.

Apple's self-service repair program lets you order Apple parts and rent the tools needed to repair certain recent iPhone and MacBook models.

Starting on June 21, Apple will update Self Service Repair to include the iPhone 14 lineup, the M2 MacBook Air with a 13-inch screen, and the MacBook Pro powered by M2 Pro and M2 Max.

Eventually, Apple plans to expand self-service repair to all new devices, which would include desktops like the Mac mini, Mac Studio, and 24-inch iMac, as well as the M2 series Macs.

The Self Service Repair program provides repair manuals and hundreds of authentic parts and tools -- such as displays, batteries, speakers, cameras, housing and covers for Apple devices ...

Apple also announced that Self Service Repair is now available for TrueDepth cameras on the iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and Mac desktops running on the M1 chip. So if something goes wrong, ...

On Wednesday, Apple launched its Self Service Repair program, which lets consumers purchase the parts they need to repair their own devices. The program applies to the iPhone 12, ...

To start, Apple is only offering Mac-centric repair parts and manuals for its M1 models. However, it said that it's going to add additional models to Self Service Repair later in 2022.

The Apple Self Service Repair program is still a pain with a necessary 79lb kit, but at least you don't need to talk on the phone anymore.

The Apple Self Service Repair scheme isn't currently available in Australia, however. The parts available include displays, cameras, batteries, and speakers, and these are all genuine Apple products.

After launching a Self Service Repair program in the United States earlier this year, Apple is expanding the program to eight countries in Europe: Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain ...