This MacBook Air A1369 came to our Southern California location all the way from Alaska. As long as you’re covered by the U.S. Postal service, return shipping is free! The MacBook Air displays the classic signs of a damaged LCD panel. Pink, black, purple, and red colors seem to bleed all over the screen, and …
This 13 inch MacBook Air was broken when the laptop was dropped. The screen is dark and has cracks and blue vertical lines in the area where the screen was hit. The solution to this issue is to replace the LCD panel, which is the damaged part. The rest of the screen is fine. We …
The funky black and white pattern on this MacBook Pro’s screen may remind you of an ink blot test. To us, it looks like a clear impact to the front of the screen, perhaps from closing the laptop lid on an object. The hit to the center of the display must not have been very …
This MacBook Screen was hit pretty hard to the front of the screen. The LCD panel is cracked, causing the black portions of the display, visible cracks, and multicolored lines to appear on top of the image underneath. The glass covering the screen is also damaged with a deep gouge, you can see light coming …
If you have colored stripes and lines going from the top to the bottom of your MacBook Air screen like this computer, it’s likely a cracked LCD. Even minor drops and pressure can cause damage to the LCD panel on these super-thin screens. Even if you don’t see a visible crack, the telltale lines on …
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