Logic board issue in my macbook pro 2019

Things break. It happens to everything eventually. A portable device is much more likely to fail because it is usually being moved around a lot which can cause an otherwise good device to fail prematurely due to the stresses it encounters.

Plus the Logic Boards of the USB-C Macs are only as safe & reliable as the accessories and peripherals you attach to the USB-C ports. In my own personal experience repairing these USB-C Macs is that most of the time (95%+) the failure is due to accidental damage (usually liquid) followed by using cheap (in both senses of the word -- low cost & poorly made) accessories and peripherals which cause damage to the Logic Board. I'm not saying yours is damaged especially since the tech did not mention any accidental damage, but that is what I have personally experienced. Even Apple products can fail pre-maturely even when they are well cared for....it just happens sometimes.

You purchased the computer knowing full well it had a one year manufacturer's warranty. That warranty could also be extended to three years if you had paid for AppleCare+ (is it worth it, I don't know as each person must do the math and assess the risk for themselves). That is the contract you entered with Apple when you purchased the computer. If you did not purchase the extended AppleCare+ warranty, then that original one year warranty contract with Apple has expired.

Of course you can always provide Apple with product feedback here (Apple won't respond):

https://www.apple.com/feedback/

Or contact Apple corporate (Apple may respond):

https://www.apple.com/contact/

You can also check your local consumer protection laws.

I doubt if any of these options will help you, but those are the options you have available regarding this laptop.

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