i guess i spoke too soon when i posted in those "my new rMBP doesn't have any issues" threads. well today, as i opened the lid of my week old rMBP (which is already a replacement to one with freezing, trackpad, and display issues).. i heard a faint "click" sound.. i didn't think much of it until when i shifted position and i caught a glimpse of a hairline crack on the lower left corner of the display. 
at first i thought it was just a line of dust or fur from our cat.. but nope.. it's a damn crack. ifixit weren't kidding when they mentioned that these new rMBP displays are just too fragile.
i'm still within my 14 days, but i'm afraid of what the apple store people will think.. i really would hate for them to think that i damaged it.. although, if you look at it.. you could see it's such a hairline crack that no way it was done with user mishandling.
it's sad to see apple's quality going downhill like this. opening a laptop's lid should not put enough pressure to put a crack like that on the display. hoping the apple store will be understanding and will let me exchange.
at first i thought it was just a line of dust or fur from our cat.. but nope.. it's a damn crack. ifixit weren't kidding when they mentioned that these new rMBP displays are just too fragile.
i'm still within my 14 days, but i'm afraid of what the apple store people will think.. i really would hate for them to think that i damaged it.. although, if you look at it.. you could see it's such a hairline crack that no way it was done with user mishandling.
it's sad to see apple's quality going downhill like this. opening a laptop's lid should not put enough pressure to put a crack like that on the display. hoping the apple store will be understanding and will let me exchange.
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