MacBook Pro M1 to M5 Data Recovery
Apple silicon MacBook Pro dead, spilled on or stuck in a restart loop? We repair M1 to M5 logic boards to recover your data.
Apple silicon MacBook Pro dead, spilled on or stuck in a restart loop? We repair M1 to M5 logic boards to recover your data.
Apple silicon MacBook Pros are used by designers, developers, video editors and musicians, and often hold large projects that were never fully backed up. Their storage is soldered to the logic board and encrypted by the Secure Enclave in the M-series chip, so the only way to reach the data is through the Mac’s own board.
We repair the board at component level, start the Mac in recovery and use Share Disk mode to copy the data with your password. See logic board data recovery for how this works.
Find your Apple part number on the original box or receipt, or on your Apple ID account under Devices. In the part numbers below, xx is the country code – UK models end in B/A (for example MYD83B/A). The model number (A-number) is printed on the underside of the Mac.
| Model | Model number | Model identifier | Apple part numbers | Model page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, 2020) | A2338 | MacBookPro17,1 | MYD83xx/A, MYD92xx/A, MYDA2xx/A, MYDC2xx/A | A2338 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M1 Pro/Max, 2021) | A2442 | MacBookPro18,3 / 18,4 | MKGP3xx/A, MKGQ3xx/A, MKGR3xx/A, MKGT3xx/A | A2442 |
| MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Pro/Max, 2021) | A2485 | MacBookPro18,1 / 18,2 | MK183xx/A, MK193xx/A, MK1A3xx/A, MK1E3xx/A, MK1F3xx/A, MK1H3xx/A | A2485 |
| MacBook Pro 13-inch (M2, 2022) | A2338 | Mac14,7 | MNEH3xx/A, MNEJ3xx/A, MNEP3xx/A, MNEQ3xx/A | A2338 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M2 Pro/Max, 2023) | A2779 | Mac14,5 / 14,9 | MPHE3xx/A, MPHF3xx/A, MPHG3xx/A, MPHH3xx/A, MPHJ3xx/A, MPHK3xx/A | A2779 |
| MacBook Pro 16-inch (M2 Pro/Max, 2023) | A2780 | Mac14,6 / 14,10 | MNWG3xx/A, MNW93xx/A, MNWK3xx/A, MNWD3xx/A, MNWF3xx/A, MNW83xx/A, MNWJ3xx/A, MNWC3xx/A | A2780 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3, Nov 2023) | A2918 | Mac15,3 | MR7J3xx/A, MR7K3xx/A, MRX23xx/A, MTL73xx/A, MTL83xx/A, MTLC3xx/A, MXE03xx/A, MXE13xx/A | A2918 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3 Pro/Max, Nov 2023) | A2992 | Mac15,6 / 15,8 / 15,10 | MRX33xx/A, MRX43xx/A, MRX53xx/A, MRX63xx/A, MRX73xx/A, MRX83xx/A, FRX33xx/A, FRX43xx/A, FRX63xx/A, FRX73xx/A, FRX83xx/A | A2992 |
| MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3 Pro/Max, Nov 2023) | A2991 | Mac15,7 / 15,9 / 15,11 | MRW13xx/A, MRW23xx/A, MRW33xx/A, MRW43xx/A, MRW63xx/A, MRW73xx/A, FRW13xx/A, FRW23xx/A, FRW33xx/A, FRW43xx/A, FRW63xx/A, FRW73xx/A, FUW63xx/A, FUW73xx/A | A2991 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M4, 2024) | A3112 | Mac16,1 | MCX04xx/A, MCX14xx/A, MW2U3xx/A, MW2V3xx/A, MW2W3xx/A, MW2X3xx/A, MXCM3xx/A, MXCN3xx/A | A3112 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M4 Pro/Max, 2024) | A3401 / A3185 | Mac16,6 / 16,8 | MXE63xx/A, MX2E3xx/A, MX2F3xx/A, MX2G3xx/A, MX2H3xx/A, MX2J3xx/A, MX2K3xx/A | A3401 A3185 |
| MacBook Pro 16-inch (M4 Pro/Max, 2024) | A3403 / A3186 | Mac16,5 / 16,7 | MX2T3xx/A, MX2U3xx/A, MX2V3xx/A, MX2W3xx/A, MX2X3xx/A, MX2Y3xx/A, MX303xx/A, MX313xx/A | A3403 A3186 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M5, 2025) | A3434 | Mac17,2 | MDE04xx/A, MDE14xx/A, MDE34xx/A, MDE44xx/A, MDE54xx/A, MDE64xx/A | A3434 |
| MacBook Pro 14-inch (M5 Pro/Max, 2026) | A3426 / A3427 | Mac17,7 / 17,9 | MGDN4xx/A, MGDP4xx/A, MGDR4xx/A, MGDT4xx/A, MGDU4xx/A | A3426 |
| MacBook Pro 16-inch (M5 Pro/Max, 2026) | A3428 / A3429 | Mac17,6 / 17,8 | MGE44xx/A, MGE64xx/A, MGE74xx/A, MGE94xx/A, MGEA4xx/A, MGEC4xx/A, MGED4xx/A, MGEE4xx/A | A3428 |
Source: Apple Support model identification pages.
Select your Mac to see models, part numbers, common faults and how we recover it.
Often, yes. Apple usually replaces the whole board, which destroys the data. We repair the original board instead.
It’s printed in small text on the underside of the Mac, starting with ‘A’ – for example A2442.