MacBook Air

Free Diagnostic
Mac Wizard Certified Technicians will perform a full diagnostic on your MacBook as part of our complete service to check for hardware related problems. Diagnostic is free of charge with any aproved repair.

Free diagnostic

Included with all Orders.

$0.00

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OS X Optimization

Improves System Performance.

$45.00

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OS X Virus Cleanup

Spyware & Virus Removal.

$125.00

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Screens
MacWizard Certified Technicians will replace a cracked, damaged or defective display with a brand new LCD or LED screen. Direct from factory. All of our Screens come with a 1 year manufacturers warranty. This price is only for 2008-2009 Models, 2010 and 2011 models will need a complete display assembly.

13" LED Screen - Glossy

MacBook Air.

$345.00

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MacBook Air Display Assembly

MacBook Air Models 11" & 13" 2010 & 2011

$775.00

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Logic Boards
MacWizard Certified Technicians will repair your Unibody logic board from any power or video related failure. All of our Logic Board Repairs come with a 90 days warranty.

Logic Board Repair

MacBook Air.

$425.00

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Hard Drives
MacWizard Certified Technicians will upgrade your hard drive and install the latest OS X + Drive Cloning or Data Transfer of your Unibody. All of our Services come with a 30 days warranty.

80 GB Hard Drive

MacBook Air First Generation.

$265.00

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120 GB Hard Drive

MacBook Air Second and Third Generation.

$295.00

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64 GB Solid State Drive

MacBook Air First Generation.

$399.00

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128 GB Solid State Drive

MacBook Air Second and Third Generation.

$995.00

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Data Recovery
A Mac Wizard Service technician will diagnose a failed hard drive for corresponding level. Level 1 and Level 2 are considered recoveries from logical failures. Level 3 is considered a recovery from hardware failure. Once data is recovered, a Mac Wizard Technician will transfer the recovered data, to a corresponding desired hard drive and or transferred to you corresponding osx installation.

Level 1: The drive is recognized by the osx system,
but you cant access files on it. This may include
deleted files, damaged or corrupt partition
structures, and virus or spyware infections. Level 2: Your drive appears to your computer
system as corrupt, as incorrect drive size,
or it doesn’t appear at all. Level 3: You hear clicking or other unusual sounds, the hard drive isn’t spinning or the drive appears to be dead.