Does this pass as an apple screen if i took it in for warranty?
1785542
As a buyer, I would say no because the screen is really cheap and doesn't last long at all. The glue that holds the screen together messes up easily and the screen will start popping out; at least, that was my experience.
1785543
I have had a couple screens that look better than original screens. Then I have had one or two that the glue was not very good on. I'm sure Apple has a way to tell if it is original
1785544
May not pass. Most replacement screens have inventory scan stickers on them, as do the original Apple screens. I doubt that the stickers match each other identically, unable to tell as they are square scan tags (those dot matrix scan squares). If they check for that, and they don't match...they'll know it's a replacement aftermarket screen.
1785545
After you got it. IF you have any question about this screen, you can contact seller by Email
1785546
After you got it.IF you have any question about this screen, you can contact seller by Email
270166
Sorry, when my screen broke I trashed it.. I really didn't look into it, just moved on..Good luck!
336789
I would say yes. If this is apparently the only damaged parts, yes. It's hard to tell about any other internal issues, but you will figure out. Once you remove the cracked screen and display do an inspection looking for any other issue before you assembly the device again.
1626782
As long as it is new, yes. Warranty's are under the manufacturer, Apple not the co. you ordered from usually.
76923
If you're buying the screen itself, it should be glass. I bought 2 screens before and never had a problem
1849689
I haven't had any problem with damaging the screen so far. If it happens, i'm gonna sue the company. Regardless, don't get this product... it's not that good.
104398
Not really. The screen protects it from scratches and whatnot. My iPad2 had a broken screen as well and i had to fix it first
1538194
Fake is not an appropriate word- it's a real screen! You're wondering if it's an original apple screen or another brand- not sure but I'll tell the screen is fantastic!!
2222171
I wish I could add a photo here, but short answer is yes. This just happened to me about 2 weeks ago, my screen completely shattered.
2202526
If only the screen is broken not the glass, this will work fine. I suggest you watch this video--->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSolxo06yb0Followed his instructions when I bought this screen and it turned out great. I would also suggest buying Macbook screen glue here on Amazon as well because my glue lost its tackiness while replacing. Good luck!
1766181
Yes...one year warranty.......however your Apple Stores are phenomenol.....they gave me a brand new one when mine just suddenly, unexpectedly stopped functioning.
1264381
Yes. Once you register online with your Apple ID, that's when the warranty begins.
930238
Nothing about the packaging or anything on the screen itself mentioned it but there is absolutely no difference between a genuine apple screen and the one I received. I was actually shocked because the screen this one replaced was a knock off and it looked bad. Had a yellow hue too it. This one is a match. Super happy with it.
540266
I've had mine so long, (Summer 2013) I need to order a new one. As for issues - NONE. It has no effect on the screen.
1827776
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but having a dresser or any other heavy object within the buyer's control fall on the product is probably not going to be covered by any warranty. Generally, warranties cover manufacturing or design defects--things outside the control of the purchaser. But the situation you describe is like buying a car, running into a light pole with it, then trying to get your warranty to cover the damage. If you let some heavy object (a dresser, for Ba'al's sake!) fall on your computer then the fault and cost of repair is all yours. I doubt that the seller will send you a new one if you give that reason for the warranty coverage request. Make sure, before you start buying parts--and from the situation you describe, you will have to buy them out of pocket--that you know for sure what's broken. The MacBook Pro I purchased this LCD for had two components to the display--the LCD display panel itself, and a tough plexiglass cover that is stuck in place with a powerful adhesive. If you see cracks but still see a clear picture behind the cracks, then it sounds like your LCD panel is undamaged but the protective cover is cracked. If so, the part is a bit cheaper (~$30 for the plexiglas cover vs $40-60 for the display panel itself) but you must be very careful about replacing it. It's easy to crack and destroy the LCD while replacing its protective cover. I've done it myself. So make sure which part you need, purchase accordingly, then either be very slow and careful about replacement or pay a qualified tech to do it for you. Apple computers are wonderful, absolutely the highest quality machines available, and are worth spending a little money on to keep them going. But once you get up into the $500+ range you might want to start looking for another (used or refurbished) Apple rather than simply driving on with whatever you have now. Good luck with your machine.
1041431
It will replace the screen however you have to be able to release the LCD from the screen without cracking it. There is a think adhesive that holds the screen to the LCD. I ruined my LCD screen in the process. I should have just paid the $150 to have it replaced with Apple.
1918795
Not exactly. It's not an OEM screen. The LCD is nice and sharp, but the digitizer is not mounted to it in the same way as the OEM one, and fitment was so-so.