Hey Guys I just got the 2019 13inch TB 1.4GHZ 256GB MacBook Pro.
I love the device so far but have a few concerns.
One being having used the retina MacBook Pro the 2015 model in the past and having had 4 screen replacements for it due to uniformity issues and backlight bleed. It sucks after so many years they still have the similar screen and similar issues of those screens!
The first thing I checked in the machine was for backlight bleed which it luckily has none but although for the uniformity I do feel it is uneven where the right side has a pinkish hue compared to the left but when I turn the computer towards the right the left side then looks like it has a hue. I want to know if this is normal or it is all in my head and conditioned from past MacBook Pro experiences.
I can't exchange it since I got it from the USA and also from b&h so they don't have a return policy.
I am here by attaching a few pictures.
Do let me know if you think this is normal and acceptable or not?
I really cannot go through all that screen replacement and lottery trauma.
I love the device so far but have a few concerns.
One being having used the retina MacBook Pro the 2015 model in the past and having had 4 screen replacements for it due to uniformity issues and backlight bleed. It sucks after so many years they still have the similar screen and similar issues of those screens!
The first thing I checked in the machine was for backlight bleed which it luckily has none but although for the uniformity I do feel it is uneven where the right side has a pinkish hue compared to the left but when I turn the computer towards the right the left side then looks like it has a hue. I want to know if this is normal or it is all in my head and conditioned from past MacBook Pro experiences.
I can't exchange it since I got it from the USA and also from b&h so they don't have a return policy.
I am here by attaching a few pictures.
Do let me know if you think this is normal and acceptable or not?
I really cannot go through all that screen replacement and lottery trauma.