Variety of Apple devices
Advantages of Apple products
If you are facing one of these situations:
- iPhone or iPad stuck in recovery mode.
- iPhone or iPad displaying the Apple logo and constantly restarting.
- iPhone or iPad overheating or not turning on.
- Water-damaged iPhone or iPad. Although water-resistant, prolonged immersion can cause serious damage.
- MacBook or iMac won’t start or shows a question mark on the screen.
- Water-damaged MacBook or iMac, or devices with electronic issues (graphics or others).
- MacBook or iMac won’t allow or makes it impossible to access files.
We can offer you a solution
Recover your Apple device so you can use it again.
Our data recovery service works on any Apple device:- iPad Mini
- iPad
- iPad Air
- iPad Pro
- iPhone (Any version)
- Mac Mini
- Mac Pro
- iMac
- MacBook
- MacBook Air
- MacBook Pro
Trust Laby, we can recover data from your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook.
TIPS TO AVOID LOSING DATA
When an iPhone or iPad fails and you don’t have a backup it is important to know the steps to take. Connecting it to iTunes and attempting the IOS system update may be the solution to the problem.
However, if the iPhone or iPad has stopped working because there is no free space on the device on many occasions it will tell you that the only solution is to factory reset the iPhone or iPad and lose all the information contained inside. If this is your case, we can still try to perform the phone data recovery process.
In the case of MacBooks or iMacs, it is important to keep in mind that the latest models encrypt the information inside the memory blocks, making the recovery process extremely complex if the electronics fail.
If you notice that the device is running slower than usual or sometimes displays a question mark on the screen, it may be a symptom that the hard disk (mechanical, SSD or on-board SSD) is starting to fail.
To avoid further damage to the device:
Turn off the device as soon as possible. It will prevent further damage that may condition the recovery process.
Do not tamper with the device. Forcing screws, or opening it in an uncontrolled, dust-free environment can adversely affect the chances of recovery. Remember that the inner parts are very sensitive and delicate.
The use of recovery software in physical cases may permanently damage the device. Avoid using it in such cases.
Contact a data recovery laboratory. These are the professionals who have the tools and adequate training to be able to evaluate and carry out the data extraction and recovery processes.
HOW DO WE CARRY OUT THE DATA
RECOVERY PROCESS FOR APPLE DEVICES?
WE EXPLAIN IT TO YOU IN A VIDEO
THIS IS HOW WE RECOVER YOUR DATA STEP BY STEP
Transparency, technology, and expertise at every stage of the process. Watch the video and discover how we work.
WHY CHOOSE US? - THE ADVANTAGES OF
RECOVERING DATA WITH US
Customers
Analyzes performed
Spare parts
Experience
Free collection and delivery service (*)
Free diagnosis and quote
Real-time tracking through our intranet
If we don’t recover your data, you don’t pay
Free customer support phone line
Electronics Laboratory and Class 100 Clean Room
Qualified technical staff and ongoing training
Service with European-wide coverage
If you need to recover data from your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook...
HOW MUCH DOES DATA RECOVERY
FROM AN APPLE DEVICE COST?
iPhone, iPad, or MacBook Data Recovery Prices
The price for recovering data from an iPhone, iPad, or MacBook will always depend on the damage the device has suffered, as well as the working hours and technical equipment required to carry out the recovery processes.
In any case, a prior diagnosis is necessary to identify the type of failure or combination of issues. Below we outline the most common failures and the reference prices:
For iPhone repair:
- Problems accessing damaged partitions, bad sectors or surface degradation / Burned electronic boards / damaged by short circuits, incorrect voltages or burned components
For iMac / Macbook Pro / Macbook Air repair:
- Problems accessing damaged partitions, bad sectors or surface degradation / Burned electronic boards / damaged by short circuits, incorrect voltages or burned components
PROBLEMS WITH APPLE DEVICES?
If you are facing one of the situations described above...
Recover data from iPhone or iPad
Recover Macbook
In the case of a MacBook or MacBook Air there are different markets and due to the evolution of these different types of internal hard drives. From mechanical hard disks, to SSD hard disks, to Apple’s proprietary SSD hard disks, and in the latest evolution the SSD hard disk is integrated into the electronics board.
When the MacBook or MacBook Air device fails and it is not possible to access the data, if it is a problem with the SSD device we will be able to extract the data from it even if the SSD hard drive is damaged and does not allow access to the lost data. It is important to note that in the latest models, after the appearance of the additional T1 and T2 chips, the recovery process is complicated since the information is stored completely encrypted in the memory blocks.
In order to extract the information it is necessary to do it through the original CPU, otherwise, we will obtain encrypted information and without viability of use.
Recover iMac
In iMacs of any range, including iMac Pro, we have from mechanical hard disks to SSD hard disks and the famous Fusion Drive. In addition to the above mentioned MacBooks, iMacs can have Fusion Drive devices. The Fusion Drive is a combination of a mechanical hard drive and an SSD hard drive operating in a kind of Apple’s proprietary RAID 0. Enables a combination of speed and capacity by combining the size of the mechanical hard disk and SSD hard disk into a single end-customer-facing drive. However, the recovery of this format is quite complex and delicate, so only data recovery specialists can ensure success.
In addition, the new APFS format has been replacing the old HFS+ format for a few years now. This system is more robust and secure, but also much more complex in terms of recovery processes, since it allows locking the content with a password (such as a container) or encrypting the contents of the container.
RECOVER FUSION DRIVE DATA
Fusion Drive Technology
The Fusion Drive is a combination of a mechanical hard drive and an SSD hard drive operating in a kind of Apple’s proprietary RAID 0. Enables a combination of speed and capacity by combining the size of the mechanical hard disk and SSD hard disk into a single end-customer-facing drive.
Fusion Drive Recovery
However, the recovery of this format is quite complex and delicate, so only data recovery specialists can ensure success.
In addition, the new APFS format is more robust and secure, but also much more complex than the previous HFS+ format.
* If the device is unrecoverable or the quotation is rejected, courier charges will be charged.
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WHAT DEVICES CAN WE RECOVER AT LABY?
Mechanical hard disks
HDD disks have as main components the metal plates (disks), where the data is stored, and the heads that are responsible for accessing the information. The most common hard disk.
SSD Hard Drives
SSDs do not move, hence the name solid state. The information is stored in blocks and no headers are required to access it. It is much more efficient and faster than an HDD hard disk.External Hard Drives
External hard disks allow us to store outside the computer all the important information of which we want to make a backup copy. But one failure can cause us to lose all this data.
iPhone, iPad, iMac or MacBook
Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, iMac, MacBook, Mac Mini, etc. They are reliable, elegant, powerful and easy to use.
Laptop hard disks
On the laptop hard disk we store important work or home information. If a failure occurs, it can cause us to lose all this valuable personal data.NAS, SAN and DAS disks
A SAN, NAS or DAS disk is a compact enclosure consisting of several hard disks that are connected via a network cable to the system, hence the common name network hard disk.
RAID systems
RAID disks are a redundant group of independent disks. They can be HDD disks or SSD disks and together they form a storage system to distribute or replicate data.
Pendrives and USB Flash Drives
Pen drives or USB flash drives consist of one or more memory blocks. They work in many cases like SSD devices (same Flash technology).
Memory cards
Memory cards are used to store information from devices such as cameras, cell phones or tablets. They differ in their storage capacity and read/write speed.
Virus or Ransomware
We recover data encrypted with viruses or ransomware. Ransomware is extortive software: its purpose is to prevent you from using your device until you have paid a ransom. Depending on the type of ransomware, either the entire operating system or only some files are encrypted.
Mobile Phones and Tablets
In mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets, recovery processes can be performed by analyzing the electronics of the damaged components or by performing the chip off process.
Data deletion
We offer the service of secure certified data erasure and destruction either in our laboratory or remotely.
Forensic Analysis
Computer forensic analysis and expert evidence. We recover and certify critical information with legal value for companies and individuals. We have certified computer experts to perform certifications, expert analysis and reports with legal value.FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT APPLE PRODUCTS
One of the brand’s main goals is to keep its customers’ data safe, even if the device falls into the wrong hands. The data encryption and protection measures implemented by Apple make data recovery very difficult if a backup is not available. This provides an additional layer of security for Apple device users.
In the event of a malfunction on an iPhone, iPad, MacBook, or iMac, it’s important to take some steps to prevent data loss. If the device is in recovery mode or constantly restarting, you can try connecting it to iTunes and performing an iOS system update. For wet iPhones or iPads, despite their water resistance, prolonged immersion can cause irreparable damage. For MacBooks or iMacs that won’t boot or display a question mark on the screen, it’s advisable to seek specialized technical assistance or data recovery labs like Laby. In general, it’s crucial to maintain regular backups of the data stored on these devices to minimize the risk of loss.
If you have an iPhone or iPad stuck on the home screen or having access issues, you can still try to recover your information. At Laby, for example, we offer data recovery services for physically damaged devices, such as those that are wet or damp, or those that won’t turn on. We can also help in cases where the device is stuck after several failed unlock attempts or when it prompts you to connect to iTunes. Our data recovery specialists can replace or temporarily remove damaged components to extract the data stored on the phone.
For a MacBook or iMac with a damaged or inaccessible hard drive, there are data recovery options. If the problem is related to the device’s SSD, it is possible to extract data even if the drive is damaged. However, it’s important to note that on newer models, such as those with additional T1 and T2 chips, the recovery process is complicated by the complete encryption of information in the memory blocks. To ensure success, the original CPU must be used during the data extraction process.
Data recovery on an iMac with Fusion Drive technology and the new APFS format presents certain unique features and challenges. Fusion Drives combine a mechanical hard drive and an SSD, offering a combination of speed and capacity. However, data recovery in this format is complex and delicate, and only data recovery specialists can guarantee success. Furthermore, the new APFS format, more robust and secure than the previous HFS+ format, introduces greater complexity into the recovery process, as it allows content to be locked with a password or fully encrypted.
