Mac Screen Repair

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.

MacBook Air 13" Professional Screen Repair This 13 inch MacBook Air has a crack going diagonally across the screen. There are black and blue marks surrounding the crack and vertical and horizontal lines on the screen. The damage is to the LCD panel. Replacing this broken part is an affordable repair but requires a professional. Do you have a 13" MacBook Air with a broken screen that looks like this one? Here is the service you need: [products ids = "1078"] Want to double check what service you need? If you would like to have your computer repaired and are not sure the costs involved, please fill out this form. We will reply to you within a few hours.

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