Overview

• Nine Mac models have been added to Apple's 'obsolete' list, meaning they are no longer eligible for repairs.
• Three Mac models have been designated as 'vintage,' indicating limited repair parts are available.
• The obsolete list includes various 2015 iMacs and 2016 MacBooks, while the vintage list features 2017 and 2018 MacBooks.
• Obsolete products cannot be repaired by Apple or third-party providers, except for battery replacements within 10 years of last sale.
• Vintage products can still be repaired, but parts availability may be limited.