Early 15 MacBook Pros 17- and 2011-inch, 13-inch Mid 2009 MacBook, and early 2009 Mac minis. That's how clear they have it in Apple to decide the models that are going to be without official support in the official Apple Store or authorized stores.
The useful life of Apple equipment can be more or less long depending on the care of the user and above all the support that the manufacturer gives to its products, for this reason new equipment is added to it from time to time. a list of obsolete products for the Cupertino firm.
Looking at the dates of these teams we can say that the time they have had of life and options to repair them in the official stores is really good despite being out of warranty. Obviously, users who have these equipment do not have to suffer if their equipment works normally, since the meaning of "obsolete" for Apple is that there are no spare parts in the official stores, but It does not mean that if we have a problem we can solve it in a SAT or in our trusted store.
The information has been leaked through the well-known Apple product website MacRumors And although for many this may seem like the end of the life of their teams, we repeat that it has nothing to do with it. The list grows with each passing year and it is true that in it we find models that today continue to work without problems, so we do not have to worry if we have one of these Macs.
For those more curious you we leave the complete list of obsolete devices that appear in the apple website and where we find a good handful of mobile devices, iPods, peripherals and computers from the Cupertino firm, which during the next month will be thickened by the Mac mentioned at the beginning.