So my sr advisor said that I can have my 2018 MBP 15 CRU'd and replaced with an M1 Pro 16 and I am still awaiting the paperwork
I asked if it my device would be replaced with a refurbished Intel 16 instead of M1 16 since I would prefer to have bootcamp on my second laptop as some apps don't run well under parallels on Apple silicon and I already have another M1 16 MBP. I could use my desktop for those particular apps but sometimes it's nice to be more mobile which he understood.
I was told that they can only offer current retail units that are being sold for replacement devices and that they are not able to offer refurbished units, is this normally the case? It was mentioned that the other option would be to repair the device which is not something I would like.
Also, since my 2018 was the higher tier model, could I technically push for the 1tb config M1 Pro 16 since it's the middle tier or when they offered the base tier 512, it's because it matched the storage capacity of my current device with 512. Don't get me wrong, I'm perfectly happy with that option but are they technically supposed to match original retail price or just closest spec for spec
Finally, do they generally allow for device spec upgrades and paying the difference?
Thanks
I asked if it my device would be replaced with a refurbished Intel 16 instead of M1 16 since I would prefer to have bootcamp on my second laptop as some apps don't run well under parallels on Apple silicon and I already have another M1 16 MBP. I could use my desktop for those particular apps but sometimes it's nice to be more mobile which he understood.
I was told that they can only offer current retail units that are being sold for replacement devices and that they are not able to offer refurbished units, is this normally the case? It was mentioned that the other option would be to repair the device which is not something I would like.
Also, since my 2018 was the higher tier model, could I technically push for the 1tb config M1 Pro 16 since it's the middle tier or when they offered the base tier 512, it's because it matched the storage capacity of my current device with 512. Don't get me wrong, I'm perfectly happy with that option but are they technically supposed to match original retail price or just closest spec for spec
Finally, do they generally allow for device spec upgrades and paying the difference?
Thanks