Mac Screen Repair

"How do you fix a broken screen?" Very carefully! We specialize in component-level repair on MacBook Air computers like the one pictured above. The LCD panel on this laptop is cracked, causing a pattern of colors and blots across the screen. We separate this delicate broken piece from the lid and backlight panel behind it, and replace it with a brand new LCD screen. Taking the extra time to do the repair this way reduces waste and keeps our prices lower. We think it's the right way to do things. We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac and are unsure what service you need, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you within a few hours.

A common presentation of LCD damage is vertical and horizontal colored lines covering the screen. The background on this screen is a solid black, but you can see many bands of white and colors crisscrossing the display. It almost looks like a plaid pattern on the MacBook Air screen. If you look closely, you can also see a mark near the bottom of the display near the MacBook Air logo where the impact was likely concentrated. This 11 inch MacBook took a direct hit from a television remote to the front of the screen. Ouch! We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac and are unsure what service you need, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you within a few hours.

This 13 inch MacBook Air A1369 has a broken LCD panel. You can tell by the distortions on the screen. There are black spots and colored lines or squiggles in both upper corners of the display. The screen still looks normal in the middle section, but the LCD is cracked. We will fix this problem by installing a replacement LCD panel. This is one of our most common repairs. We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac, check out our Mac screen repair pricing and contact us if you have any questions.

This MacBook Air screen is clearly cracked. The screen was accidentally closed on an object left on the keyboard. There are black, pink, and blue lines/marks in the screen radiating from the point of impact. A new LCD panel installation will fix the issue. We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac and are unsure what service you need, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you within a few hours.

This 15 inch MacBook Pro model A1286 is a little bit special, it has a high resolution matte finish display. That display is currently sporting a cracked LCD. There are blue, white, purple and green vertical lines across the screen and visible cracked sections of white. It's going to look much better once we get the new LCD panel installed. Should be ready to ship back in just a few hours. Do you need your MacBook Pro display repaired? We offer both LCD and Glass replacements for MacBook Pros. Take a look at our pricing on our MacBook Pro Display Repair page.

This MacBook Air LCD is pretty badly cracked, the multicolored prism-like lines across the display are completely obscuring the image underneath. The impact was likely to the bottom left corner where cracks are visible. A pencil was accidentally closed between the lid and the keyboard, causing the LCD panel to be broken. In this case, there wasn't any damage to the backlight, so an LCD replacement is all that this laptop needs to be good as new again. We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac and are unsure what service you need, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you within a few hours.

Sometimes, when an LCD is damaged, it can behave strangely. On this 13 inch MacBook Pro screen, horizontal and vertical lines appear and disappear, and the image on screen fades in and out as the display is moved back and forth on its hinge. A dark grey cloud appears to cover the screen from the left side, and the right side of the image is blown out white. Definitely not the way you expect a MacBook to work. You might expect that the problem is located in the hinge, but it's much more likely to be a bad LCD, not the LVDS cable. With a new LCD panel installed under the glass, the laptop will work normally at any angle. Do you need your MacBook Pro display repaired? We offer both LCD and Glass replacements for MacBook Pros. Take a look at our pricing on our MacBook Pro Display Repair page.

This 17 inch MacBook Pro screen with Matte LCD (note the silver bezel) is pretty badly cracked. The colors are appropriately spooky for Halloween. Red, black, orange, and yellow marks across the image on the screen. This type of damage is easily fixed by replacing the LCD panel with a new one. No need to give up on that expansive display. If your 17 inch MacBook Pro is having a similar problem, be sure to contact us first to make sure we have the matte displays in stock, they're special order. Do you need your MacBook Pro display repaired? We offer both LCD and Glass replacements for MacBook Pros. Take a look at our pricing on our MacBook Pro Display Repair page.

This is a perfect example of a cracked LCD panel on an 11 inch MacBook Air. Purple, pink, and black blobs and smears all over the screen. It almost looks like ink is leaking out through the cracks. The laptop was dropped, in addition to the broken screen there are also dents on the corners of the display. Those are just cosmetic defects, and will still be there after we finish fixing the MacBook Air's screen. The screen repair for this laptop is pretty affordable through our mail-in service at the shop. We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac and are unsure what service you need, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you within a few hours.

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 hard, because the glass on the front of the screen is ok. As you can see from the distorted image, however, the LCD panel was damaged and needs to be replaced. On this A1278 "split bottom" model of MacBook Pro, we are able to replace just the broken LCD, saving the customer some money over a full display replacement. The cost came to only $195 including shipping. Do you need your MacBook Pro display repaired? We offer both LCD and Glass replacements for MacBook Pros. Take a look at our pricing on our MacBook Pro Display Repair page.

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 were able to repair this MacBook quickly.

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 there are vertical lines and a clear point of impact to the right of the center. A new LCD panel is all this laptop needs to get back up and running. We specialize in MacBook Air screen repair . We have an industry leading 24 hour turnaround, and competitive pricing. If you have a broken screen on your Mac, check out our Mac screen repair pricing and contact us if you have any questions.

This 13 inch MacBook Air is cracked on the middle of the screen. There are white portions covering the screen and crack marks centered on the point of impact. There is no glass on the front of this model, so replacing the LCD panel repairs the issue.

How can you tell if your MacBook Pro needs a glass replacement or an LCD replacement? Here's a great example of a MacBook Pro A1278 where only the glass is damaged. There are no lines, colors, or black or white regions on the screen, the image looks normal. However there are clear crack marks across the glass covering the screen. You can see up at the top black bezel where some of the glass has actually fallen off and part of the electronics underneath is visible. It's lucky for this Mac that the hit to the top edge didn't damage the screen further! We will be able to safely remove the broken glass and replace it with a brand new glass panel for much less than the cost of a new display. Do you need your MacBook Pro display repaired? We offer both LCD and Glass replacements for MacBook Pro's. Take a look at our pricing on our MacBook Pro Display Repair page.

So your MacBook Air screen cracked? This issue is not uncommon. You can find accounts of the MacBook screen cracking by itself on Apple's own forums as well as MacRumors , and others. A crack is only formed by some sort of force, but the amount of force and the type of force that causes a crack can vary a lot. On some models only a little bit of force is required if applied just right to crack the LCD panel of the Mac. The models that seem to crack the most with the least amount of force are the original MacBooks (white and black models), and the MacBook Air series. While both of these models still require some sort of trauma to crack the screen, in our experience they require less trauma to crack on average than the MacBook Pro line of laptops. Sometimes when the computer comes in we can see where the impact point was that caused the damage to the LCD, other times, it does appear the screen started to crack from a kind of twisting motion. On some model computers, including the

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This cracked screen above looks pretty bad, with the horizontal and vertical colored lines and "shatter" image covering most of the screen. This type of cracking is common when the computer is closed on a small object like headphones. But we say this Mac was lucky, because the glass panel on the front of the display is totally intact. You might notice that there is a plastic case on this laptop. Yep, screens can be damaged even if the laptop has a case! For these Non-Retina models, the glass and LCD screen are separate parts. This 13 inch MacBook Pro A1278 was able to be repaired in under 24 hours for under $200. The newer Retina version 13 inch MacBook Pro has a thinner bezel around the LCD panel in the display, and doesn't have the silver "MacBook Pro" branding at the bottom of the screen. Another easy way to tell the Retina models apart from the older unibody MacBook Pros is to look for the DVD slot on the side of the computer. The newer models do not h

We get dozens of Macs with broken screens in our shop each week. Each one is a little different. People often ask us, "how can I tell if my MacBook screen needs to be replaced?" Usually, damage to the MacBook's LCD panel is pretty obvious. There are a few common signs of cracked LCD panels. For examples, check out some of these recent repairs that we've worked on. This little 11 inch MacBook Air has a pretty messed up looking display. At first you might think there's something wrong with the video card, because only half of the screen is showing the background image. There is a black bar splitting the display exactly in half. There are multicolored vertical white and rainbow stripes covering the right side of the screen. If you look closer, you will see the jagged purple line in the bottom corner. It's likely this MacBook Air A1466 was damaged along the bottom right, under the bezel. It might have gotten pinched too hard there while it was being moved, or

This MacBook took a hit from the back almost in the center of the display. The hit damaged the LCD so the colors on the display are just white and black splotches. The glass did not break, so a LCD replacement was all that was necessary to repair the computer. Just the LCD On the A1278 MacBook, there is a panel of glass covering the LCD panel underneath. In this case, the hit was from the back and damaged the LCD panel, but the glass panel over the top was undamaged! In cases like this we are able to replace just the damaged LCD panel and re-use the glass panel, saving you money. The Apple store does not offer repairs for this model MacBook any longer, but when they did they only offered full display replacements. Our component level repair of A1278 MacBook's will save you money! If you have a 13" MacBook you will need an LCD replacement, Glass replacement, or both glass and LCD replacement : Not sure what you need or looking for a quote? If you would like to have your