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If that’s an Intel one you’re getting, I can understand it. However the M1 ones are a completely different computer. I am shocked at how good they are.

• a257 4y ago
  I've had a M1 Macbook pro (13-inch) display shatter on me within 10 months of purchase for no reason. The cost of repair is $800 which being around 80% of the cost of the laptop, was untenable. Since then it has been gathering dust in the storage closet for the past five months. Looking online, it seems like there was a quality issue with their displays for the first few batches of production. https://www.pcmag.com/news/apple-facing-m1-macbook-cracked-screen-class-action-lawsuit https://www.pcmag.com/news/apple-facing-m1-macbook-cracked-s... It is a shame. I did enjoy using the laptop very much.
  • uuyi 4y ago
    Why did you not have insurance? 99% of the time I’ve seen this sort of stuff happen it’s because there was a screen protector or someone shut some crap in the lid.
    • wu_187 4y ago
      Why should you need insurance on something that should be covered under the manufacturer warranty?
      • uuyi 4y ago
        The manufacturer doesn’t know you didn’t leave half your rice lunch in the lid when you closed it.
        • a257 4y ago
          I am confident that I treat my laptops very well. According to the article linked above, this issue has been occurring during normal use.
• konfusinomicon 4y ago
  if only they could support 3 external monitors
  • uuyi 4y ago
    M1 Max can. Needs more video (and therefore memory) bandwidth to do that.