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My experience a few years ago was they did a repair, out of warranty. It didn't work, so they replaced the mainboard and two other components for no additional
by boplicity 4y ago
My experience a few years ago was they did a repair, out of warranty. It didn't work, so they replaced the mainboard and two other components for no additional cost. That was an excellent experience.
Unfortunately, I can't use the new Macbooks. Looking at the screen for more than a few minutes gives me a headache. (Even with adjusting many different settings.)
- CoastalCoder 4y agoAny idea what the exact issue is with the screens?
- sofixa 4y agoIs it the reflectiveness ? Reflective screens really strain my eyes, compared to matte screens and I haven't really found a "solution" besides just to use an external matte screen with my company-issued MBP. It sucks when I have to use it on itself when on the road ( due to the screen, the touchpad i dislike and which can't have a separate scroll direction, and the keyboard layout which is different than my regular keyboard just enough to be annoying).
- boplicity 4y agoIt's probably not the reflective screen; as the 2013 Macbook Pro is just fine, and also reflective. I wish I knew the answer, as the Macbooks are incredible machines. I wonder if it is either too bright, or too low contrast when turned down. I can't tell. It is strange, and annoying, for sure. I'm hoping to find a decent laptop as an alternative; the new Macbook Pros have excellent keyboards, touchpads, speakers, microphone, webcam, processing power, etc. I'm not sure which alternative has nearly as "complete" of a package.