Austin MacWorks provides Austin Apple users a haven
from the hassles of other providers by addressing Apple customers’ needs
in a friendlier environment, offering expertise that puts clients’ actual needs first.
Who We Are
Austin MacWorks is an Apple Authorized Reseller and Apple Authorized Service provider. In addition to a full line of Apple computers and iPads, we sell printers, scanners, accessories, peripherals and more. Our prices are the same as Apple’s, with an emphasis on building trusted relationships with all of our customers. Austin MacWorks is the best Apple sales and service provider in Central Texas.
If you’re wondering if there’s an “Apple store near me” there is! With two convenient locations, we serve all of Austin, including West Lake Hills, Northwest Hills, Circle C, Travis Heights, Crestview, Tarrytown, Enfield, Lakeway, Downtown Austin and more.
North Austin Location
5770 N. Mo-Pac Expwy, Suite 200
Austin, Texas 78731
512-323-6666
Mon.-Fri.: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Sat.: 10:30 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Downtown Austin Location
450 W. 2nd St.
Austin Texas 78701
512-476-7000
Mon.-Fri.: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Sat.: 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Recent Blog Posts
Find What’s Filling Your Disk with OmniDiskSweeper
Running low on Mac disk space? The free OmniDiskSweeper shows which files and folders are hogging your storage, sorted by size so you can quickly find and trash the biggest culprits.
Follow These Steps When Switching to a New iPhone 18
Getting a new iPhone 18? Don’t rush the setup. A little prep work now can save you from missing data, apps, and settings later. Here’s what to do before and after transferring from your old iPhone.
Keep a USB Mouse and Keyboard Around for Troubleshooting
For troubleshooting, your wireless Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad can work over USB-C if needed, but if Bluetooth or pairing fails when you’re booting into macOS Recovery, an old or cheap wired USB mouse and keyboard can save the day.
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