Has anyone used iHospital or visited one of their locations? I'm seeing a lot of great reviews on Google Places and on Yelp... Guess it would be cool to see something from someone here before I let them work on my iPad.
It's the first I've heard of them. Not sure if I trust their reviews.Has anyone used iHospital or visited one of their locations? I'm seeing a lot of great reviews on Google Places and on Yelp... Guess it would be cool to see something from someone here before I let them work on my iPad.
If your iPad 2 has battery issues, that should be under warranty. I'm sure that having them do any kind of work, voids that warranty.Cost is not really the issue. What I love is that without an appointment I can show up and have them replace the battery on my iPad 2 and not have to wait. I hate going to mac stores because with an appointment I still have to wait.
Why pay for a repair that you can have done for free, with zero risks involved. The Genius bar appointments do require some waiting time, but it's usually no longer than 15-20 minutes, based upon my experience.Even if they are ACMT?
Biography: Founder of iHospitalWhy wouldn't you trust their reviews? I heard really good stuff about them on the news, on the radio, and even saw them in the NY Post recently! They really helped my family when our MacBook hard drive crashed. They were able to recover all of my data when the Apple store wouldn't do even though I have Apple Care. I really recommend checking them out Justin!
Chris,
Has anyone used iHospital or visited one of their locations? I'm seeing a lot of great reviews on Google Places and on Yelp... Guess it would be cool to see something from someone here before I let them work on my iPad.
Busted! LOL