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L'aggiornamento di Marzo 2015 della linea 13" dei Macbook Pro con Retina Display (modello A1502) adotta processori Intel Core i5 ed i7 di quinta generazione, introduce inoltre il trackpad Force Touch.

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MacBook Retina display Anti Reflective costing issue

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I have a MacBook Pro early 2015 13.3" Retina model. Due to a display hardware issue, I replaced the display from apple where they replaced the top portion of the MacBook which has the display. (OFCOURSE THEY CHARGED A BOMB).

In my old display, I have seen some anti reflective coating issue in the edges and in the centre of the display. I referred different articles where they say that the issue is mostly common on the retina displays which age for 3-4 years due to sweat and other external liquids.

Cautiously, I installed the screen guard for my new display, In order to prevent the display.

My doubt here is, does the issue of anti reflective coating tear would be minimised because of this screen guard. Or is this issue is actually unavoidable? something that comes from the display interior?

Your valuable suggestions would be highly helpful.

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Let’s use a mind model! I just ate lunch, I had a roast beef sandwich. So how was it constructed?

A slice of bread some mayo and a second slice of bread - Done! So I pick it up to eat my hands are on each slide of the sandwich so my mayo and beef inside are not exposed!

Now think of an open faced sandwich which was grilled with some cheese on top clearly picking it up would get your fingers gooey with cheese!

So… having an open faced sandwich is a mess Vs a covered one.

Now how does this relate to your issue??

Your screens coatings is like the cheese of the open faced sandwich, so applying a glass cover sheet over it will protect the coatings from being touched. So that answers the first part, but… there is a bit more.

The coatings are designed to reduce the displays glass surfaces reflections, now by applying the cover glass you’ve lost most of the benefit of the coatings! To add to this taking the cover glass off often damages the coatings as well.

Sadly you really can’t win here ;-{

I personally don’t recommend these covers. I tell people just not touch the display with their hands and only use eyeglass/screen cleaner or distilled water on a lint free cloth for displays/lenses.

I also tell people to wet the cloth and not spray or drip the cleaner on the screen as it will drip down into the bottom area where the electronics are and cause corrosion damage!

Also making sure the upper case area and keyboard are clean of junk, finger oils and sweat. Here I use a household cleaner like Windex. Again spraying the cloth not the system its self and making sure the spray doesn’t hit the screen (I lay a second cloth over it to be sure).

If the coatings are really causing issues then its just best to clean them off. What I do recommend in that case is to apply a matte finish cover glass which will offer better anti-defective properties than the coating. But! Even here you will loose a bit of sharpness so keep that in mind.

Bottomline: Its a tug of war of give and take, with every action there is a good and negative aspect, no true win!

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Thanks @danj . That was very elaborative and clear.

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