MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2 Speaker Replacement

Crackling, rattling or silent speakers on the MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2 usually mean a blown speaker from high volume, or damage after a spill. The MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2 (A2338, 2020–2022) is the last MacBook Pro with the Touch Bar, sold with the M1 in 2020 and the M2 in 2022. About the MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2 (A2338)It is fan-cooled, and a blocked fan or vent is worth checking whenever it runs hot. Its speakers sit either side of the keyboard, under the grilles in the top case. Most MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2 machines are now past Apple's warranty and AppleCare, which is where an independent repair saves the most. At a glance Chip: Apple M1/M2 Display: 13.3-inch Retina LCD Ports: two Thunderbolt / USB-C ports and no MagSafe Cooling: active fan Model number: A2338 Released: 2020–2022 Signs you need this repair No sound without headphones Problems started after a spill Distortion or rattle at higher volume One side quieter or silent What we doWe first rule out software and audio settings, then replace the faulty speaker and test both channels across music, calls and system sounds. PriceReplacement Speaker: $136.99Every repair starts with incoming diagnostics. If we find anything else, we contact you before doing more work. Mail-in or walk-inNot near Florida? Check out here and a prepaid UPS label, insured for $100, lands in your inbox. Send just the MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2 in a padded box with your order email inside. We confirm the fault on arrival, do the repair, run final testing and send it home with tracking. Prefer to hand it over in person? Our Jupiter store on Donald Ross Road takes walk-ins six days a week, 10 to 7, with Sunday appointments 11 to 5. WarrantyEvery part we install carries a 90-day warranty. That covers the part and our work, not fresh drops or liquid. Common questionsIs it software or hardware?Try headphones. If they sound fine but the speakers do not, it is hardware. Do you replace both sides?Only the side that has failed, unless both have. How do I confirm I have the MacBook Pro 13-inch M1/M2?Click the Apple menu > About This Mac. It lists the screen size and year, and the chip, which should read Apple M1 or M2. The model number printed on the bottom case is A2338. Talk to a real technician at 888-494-4349, or email support@ifixyouri.com. We are happy to confirm the fault before you buy.