Intel MacBook Pro 2020 won’t power on after battery drained overnight

You can tell Apple your concerns: Product Feedback - Apple

Unless it's reported, Apple has no idea it's a problem. Even than, it'll take many reports exactly like yours before Apple begins to investigate the issue.

Hi shivansh65,

If an Apple Store or an Apple Authorized Service Provider recommended a full logic board swap, that usually indicates that there's an issue on the logic board itself.

Unfortunately Apple and their Authorized Service Providers do not perform board-level repair - that is, repairing individual components on the logic board itself. All that they will offer is to replace the entire logic board, which is very expensive.

You may want to check in with a few reputable local repair shops and ask if they perform board-level repair. If they do, they might be able to resolve your issue by replacing any individual faulty components on the board for much cheaper. However, beware that Apple doesn't provide any warranty or protection on these repairs.

There's also a very odd chance that your Mac might have started up in Device Firmware Update (DFU) mode if it tried to update the firmware for the T2 Security Chip and failed. In DFU mode, your Mac appears to be dead, the internal trackpad is disabled, and it needs to be revived by another Mac. See these steps for more details: Revive or restore an Intel-based Mac using Apple Configurator - Apple Support (CA)

Best of luck in getting your Mac back to working order!

Only take the Mac into an Apple Store, or Apple Authorized Service Center, not just any store that has an Apple logo in their storefront. If a second opinion still recommends a logic board replacement, then nothing we can provide here will change that fact or its expense.