Longer than oem. Came bent in packaging. Reinstalled old cable and everything worked 🤷‍♀️ guess its useful for cleaning the contacts. Read more

The part works absolutely fantastic. Here is the way I installed it on my 12” retina MacBook. THIS IS TIME CONSUMING. DO NOT RUSH THE PROCESS AT ALL I SWEAR. YOU WILL BREAK YOUR LAPTOP IF YOU DON’T TAKE YOUR TIME. 1. Take a bunch of aluminum foil and wrap the keyboard in it. You will be using a hairdryer and don’t want to melt the keyboard. Keep the LCD on showing the desktop or a white image during this; if you somehow mess it up the LCD will discolor or show you lines (and if you do; you’re basically out of luck. SLOW AND CAREFUL IS THE GOAL THE ENTIRE TIME) 2. Take a 2liter soda bottle and cut a sheet roughly 2”x1” out of it. This is your “adhesive cutting tool”. No tool from iFixIt or anywhere else is going to do the job as delicately. 3. On LOW, start heating one edge (if it’s cracked on the edge, start at that edge) 4. SLOWLY and CAREFULLY AS HECK, slide your plastic tool’s corner behind the glass bezel about 1/3-1/2 of the way down. If you can get the tool in between the display and adhesive, that’s better than getting it between the bezel and adhesive. 5. Repeat the process of: - heating the section you have not cut yet for 20-30 sec on LOW - taking heat off - slowly moving the tool to the left or right (depending on the direction you’re going). We’re talking about 1mm/sec or less; this is going to take a while. 6. Eventually after repeating this process, you will have made it to the other side and the top 1/3 or 1/2 of the adhesive backing will have been cut through. 7. Repeat this process again, but this time go almost all the way down. You’re cutting the remainder of the adhesive on this pass. It should be about the same difficulty and time it takes. 8. Once you’ve done this second pass, the adhesive strip should be free and you can remove the broken bezel. 9. If needed, peel the remaining adhesive from the display. 10. Carefully peel the protective film off the new bezel. 11. Position the new bezel in place and stick it down once you’re CERTAIN it’s centered. You may see the left and right edges “catch” on the little rubber gasket; carefully “massage” them and they will fall into place and be flat like the original one. 12. Apply even pressure along the entire length from left to right or vice versa to fully stick the adhesive down. 13. Done! If you took your time it should have taken about 30-45 minutes to do; DO NOT RUSH IT. if you mess this up; a new LCD panel for this machine costs as much as a used MB Retina itself ($250-300) on eBay. Note: during your cutting, you may feel resistance near the middle. BE EXTRA CAREFUL HERE AND EVERYWHERE ELSE. THERE ARE LCD RIBBON CABLES YOU DONT WANT TO CUT OR DAMAGE. Hopefully this helps someone; i had to figure out a good method based on peoples descriptions and videos of doing the same thing on a MacBook Pro (not the 12” retina). Read more

Solo debes de tener cuidado en retirar el bisel roto, ya que debajo de él están los flexores y puedes dañarlos, yo aplique alcohol isopropilico y calor para retirarlo de una manera más fácil, es un trabajo de paciencia, el bisel nuevo es Perfecto y su instalación es muy sencilla. Read more

Das Display passt auf das MacBook Pro M1 2020. Der Umbau geht sehr leicht, da fast alles verschraubt und nicht geklebt ist. Bisher konnte ich nur einen Unterschied zum originalen Display feststellen: Das Display lässt sich leichter zuklappen, was aber keinen Nachteil darstellt. Read more

I have Macbook Air 2022 Model with 13.6 inch screen. i was worried if this will work with my new macbook or not but it worked like magic. The Apple Store quoted 42000 rupees for full display change. I just put it over my broken bezel and it stick perfectly. now it is looking like i have bought a new macbook. Read more

This screen replaced my original one about 6 months ago. It works good. Colors were a little different from the original on the first few days but I've gotten used to it. Read more