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I’m currently using an old 2015 MBP for personal use (with a badly delaminating screen), and I really want to upgrade, but I’ve been put off by the extreme ship
by nickysielicki 4y ago
I’m currently using an old 2015 MBP for personal use (with a badly delaminating screen), and I really want to upgrade, but I’ve been put off by the extreme shipping delays when ordering from Apple directly. You can’t get a 14”/16” for over a month.
If I’m not getting it until late august, I’m just going to keep waiting for M2 Max.
- rahimnathwani 4y ago10 mins with a baking soda paste will remove the antireflective coating.
- nickysielicki 4y agoTook a bit longer than 10 minutes but baking soda paste definitely did the trick. Thanks for this comment. All I do on this laptop is surf the web and send texts on iMessage so you just bought me a lot of time before I need to upgrade.
- touristtam 4y agoHonest question: Why would you want/need to remove the antireflective coating?
- nickysielicki 4y agoBecause chunks of it start coming up from wear and tear and the only thing worse than not having anti reflective coating is having bits and pieces of your display reflective and the rest of it nonreflective.