MacBook Pro 16" M1 Pro / Max repair in Culver City.
The 16-inch is built around a 99.6Wh battery — deliberately just under the 100Wh ceiling airlines allow in carry-on luggage, which is effectively the largest battery Apple can legally put in a laptop. It pairs that with 140W fast charging over MagSafe and more cooling than the 14-inch, so it holds full speed through a long render instead of backing off.
MacBook Pro 16" M1 Pro / Max repair prices
Prices for this model specifically, not a starting figure from a cheaper MacBook. Excludes CA sales tax; final price confirmed after a free in-store diagnostic.
What usually goes wrong on this one
That large battery is the hardest-working component in the machine, and the jobs people buy a 16-inch for — video exports, long compiles, renders — put cycles through it quickly. Shorter runtime after two or three years of that is wear, not a fault.
Not sure that's your model?
A 16.2-inch Pro that weighs close to five pounds, with three Thunderbolt ports, HDMI, an SD slot and MagSafe. The 14-inch looks identical but is noticeably lighter to pick up. Underside reads A2485.
MacBook Pro 16" M1 Pro / Max questions
Sustained heavy work puts cycles through a battery fast, and this model takes the heaviest workloads of any Mac. We read the real cycle count at the free diagnostic so you can see whether it is wear or a fault.
Fast charging on this model runs over MagSafe with the high-wattage adapter. A smaller USB-C charger still works, just slowly — worth knowing before assuming the port has failed.
Other MacBook models
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Bring in your MacBook Pro 16" M1 Pro / Max.
Walk-ins welcome · 5495 Sepulveda Blvd Ste. D, Culver City · Mon–Fri 9:15–6 · Sat 10–3