If you own an iPhone X or a recently purchased 13-inch MacBook Pro with no Touch Bar, you may be eligible for a free repair from Apple.

On Friday, the company announced two repair programs for a limited number of units of both products. The iPhone X problem deals with a shoddy display module for the touch screen that Apple said might fail over time.

For iPhone X owners, your device has the problem if the display, or part of the display, fails to accurately respond to your touch. In some cases, the display might also react even though your finger is nowhere near it.

The MacBook Pro issue, on the other hand, deals with the product's faulty solid-state drive, which can break down and result in data loss. Apple said it noticed the problems in non-Touch Bar MacBook Pros sold between June 2017 and June 2018.

In response, the company is offering to fix affected devices at no charge. You can find more information on the free repair service here for the iPhone X and here for MacBook Pro. The repair process involves bringing your device to an Apple Store or an authorized service provider, and getting it examined.

No other iPhone models are affected by the faulty display module problem, the company said. Apple has discontinued the iPhone X model following the recent release of the new iPhone XS and iPhone XR products, so you won't be affected if you upgraded to the new models.

As for the MacBook Pro repair program, you can determine your device's eligibility by going to the support page and entering your MacBook's serial number. However, the repair for the product will be more of a hassle. You'll have to back up all your data onboard the laptop, because Apple's fix for the device will erase it all.

If you already paid to get these problems fixed, contact Apple about getting a refund.