Apple has acknowledged the very valid concerns of Retina MacBook Pro users who are being affected by 'Staingate' and will replace the screens free of charge.
Staingate had been affecting thousands of Mac users, and within a few months the anti-reflecting layer had begun to wear off, leaving a hideous stain across the screen that could not be replaced without voiding the warranty.
Notably, if you already paid for a replacement, you may be eligible for a refund through AppleCare.
The new program will cover MacBooks and MacBook Pros from within three years of their original purchase date or for one year from October 16th, 2015.
Source:
Staingate.org
Notably, if you already paid for a replacement, you may be eligible for a refund through AppleCare.
The new program will cover MacBooks and MacBook Pros from within three years of their original purchase date or for one year from October 16th, 2015.
Source:
Staingate.org
