MacBooks are delicate electronic devices and can be easily damaged if not handled with care. From cracking the screen to damaging the hinges, putting excessive pressure on the MacBook has a lot of possible consequences. Fortunately, it's easy to prevent much of the damage with the right protective accessories. Most laptops will suffer some type of damage if dropped from a height of 1 meter on a hard surface.
The things that are most likely to be damaged are the screen, the hard drive, and the internal components. When your Mac falls, take it easy, pick it up, examine the damage, and clean up as much dirt and debris as you can. From there, make sure your Mac is turned off, and then evaluate your options. It's important to remember that iCloud is based more on synchronization than on backup on the Mac and that you'll probably need a paid Apple account if you want to back up the growing data on your iPhone.
If you ever need a computer technician to work on your Mac, make sure they have at least some Apple credentials or are familiar with Macs. To protect your Macbook from damage, you should invest in protective accessories such as a laptop sleeve or case, a laptop stand, and a laptop cooling pad. A laptop sleeve or case will provide extra cushioning for your Macbook in case it falls or is dropped. A laptop stand will help keep your Macbook cool and prevent overheating.
And a laptop cooling pad will help keep your Macbook from getting too hot and potentially damaging its internal components. Finally, always be mindful of how you handle your Macbook. Avoid putting too much pressure on it and never leave it in direct sunlight for extended periods of time. With these tips in mind, you can ensure that your Macbook stays safe and secure for years to come.
