15 inch 2008 MacBook Pro with cracked LCD

2008 MacBook Pro that took a heavy hit from the back causing the LCD to be 80% white and the other visible area covered with lines. This MacBook Pro non retina took a huge hit from the back. The damage did not go through the LCD, so the glass was intact. Just the LCD needed to be replaced and the computer was working great again.

Non-Retina Repairs

The new Retina displays are built completely different than these older Unibody machines. On the older unibody machines there is a panel of glass that covers the LCD to protect it from dust and scratches. When Just the LCD cracked (like the display pictured above), we are able to remove the glass panel and swap out just the damaged LCD panel. On the retina machines, the glass panel and LCD panel or fused together and must be replaced at the same time. If you have a 15" MacBook Pro with a broken screen you will need one of these services:

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