If you’ve got an iPhone 15 that’s already broken, and you don’t have AppleCare Plus to get it fixed on the cheap, you’re in luck. Apple has just expanded its self service repair program to include the iPhone 15 and a bunch of other recent hardware releases. Apple’s also expanding the program to new countries and has a new Diagnostics process for self repair in the United States.
Those new devices include the iPhone 15 series and Macs powered by the M2-series chips. They include the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, the 15-inch MacBook Air, the Mac mini, Mac Pro and Mac Studio. This means it’s possible to purchase parts for all models on Apple’s Self-Service Repair Store, read repair manuals and buy or rent the tools necessary to get the job done.
