Pietro Cappellaro
Eleven months ago, I entrusted this shop with my MacBook and a sum north of $400, in the hopeful belief that expertise and craftsmanship still meant something. I left reassured that my device had been properly repaired. Alas, the repair appears to have been more of a seasonal arrangement than a lasting solution. The very same issue has returned, almost poetically unchanged — as though nothing had ever been done at all. When I brought this small irony to the shop’s attention, I was informed, with admirable firmness, that the warranty extends precisely 90 days — a period apparently calibrated not to ensure durability, but to outlast accountability. For over $400, I had imagined a repair built to endure. What I seem to have purchased instead was a brief intermission. If you are seeking longevity, craftsmanship, or pride in work, you may wish to look elsewhere.