Shrey Sharma

Shrey's path into Apple repair began with a frustrating experience that many Mumbai MacBook owners know too well: a shop quoting ₹45,000 to replace a logic board for a fault that turned out to be a single failed power management IC worth less than ₹200. That disconnect — between what shops charged and what repairs actually required — drove him to learn chip-level diagnostics from the ground up.

He invested in professional micro-soldering equipment, schematic databases, and training that most Indian repair shops never pursue. The difference was immediate. Devices arriving as "dead" were being returned to customers within 24–48 hours at a fraction of Apple's out-of-warranty pricing. Word spread through referrals, and Mac Repair Center was born in 2015.

Today, Shrey leads a team of trained technicians in Kandivali West and personally oversees every complex case — logic board faults, Apple Silicon diagnostics, and data recovery from failed storage — where the stakes for the customer are highest. The philosophy has never changed: honest diagnosis, transparent pricing, and no repair fee if the device can't be fixed.