Is this the anti-reflective coating wearing off?

[639051]

I have AC on this mid 2014 macbook pro but it expires in October, so I am just wondering if this is worth taking it in to get (possibly) repaired. Any ideas if this is what they cover? It's right around the camera in the top bezel.

 

[Patcell]

If you have AppleCare, definitely make a Genius Bar appointment and have them check it out. Not sure what the criteria is for a display replacement; however, Apple has acknowledged issues with the antireflective coating.

Good luck!

 

[639051]

Thank you! I'll update the thread once I get to the store this week.

 

[mhunt407]

Thank you! I'll update the thread once I get to the store this week.

That happened to my old 2012 retina MBP - it has AppleCare and they replaced it no questions asked. Good luck with your appt!

 

[639051]

That happened to my old 2012 retina MBP - it has AppleCare and they replaced it no questions asked. Good luck with your appt!

Well my MacBook pro is heading off for repair! They also replaced my frayed magsafe 2 adapter for free. All in all a excellent experience!

 

[Patcell]

Well my MacBook pro is heading off for repair! They also replaced my frayed magsafe 2 adapter for free. All in all a excellent experience!

Great news! That has been my general experience with Apple Support on the few occasions I have had to had a machine/ device repaired. Enjoy!

 

[Fishrrman]

That's truly excellent service!