Whether staingate will appear in all MBPro Retina

[idgamebreak]

I want to buy macbook pro retina display early 2015 13", i want to use it more than 3 years maybe, but i am worried whether staingate will appear in second year or third year?

Are all macbook pro retinas will have problems staingate or partially ?

Thank's

 

[Fishrrman]

There's simply no way to answer your question.
No one knows the answer.

The best thing you can do is to "treat the display with care".
That means:
- keep your fingers from touching it, even when opening/closing
- clean it only with water or a very mild cleaner, and ONLY when absolutely necessary
- DO NOT apply pressure when cleaning screen, just a "light touch".
- Use a soft cloth and "dust it" across the screen to remove dust -- NO PRESSURE.

Again, there is NO WAY to know or predict that your display will have the problem.
All you can do is "wait and see" -- like the rest of us.

 

[idgamebreak]

There's simply no way to answer your question.
No one knows the answer.

The best thing you can do is to "treat the display with care".
That means:
- keep your fingers from touching it, even when opening/closing
- clean it only with water or a very mild cleaner, and ONLY when absolutely necessary
- DO NOT apply pressure when cleaning screen, just a "light touch".
- Use a soft cloth and "dust it" across the screen to remove dust -- NO PRESSURE.

Again, there is NO WAY to know or predict that your display will have the problem.
All you can do is "wait and see" -- like the rest of us.

Thanks for your answers,

It seems like I should take care of it like a super car

 

[MadDane]

I had a late 2013 13" for 3 years. I cleaned the screen regularly with a dry microfiber cloth, where I did apply some pressure to get rid of some of the stains. I did not have any issues with staingate. So, in my experience, if you just take normal care of the screen it should be fine.

 

[Rocko99991]

Do the early 2015 rMBP suffer from this as well? I just bought a refurbished unit from Apple.

 

[robvas]

I thought staingate was the palm rest discoloring?

 

[PBG4 Dude]

I thought staingate was the palm rest discoloring?

No, "staingate" is patchy peeling of the anti-reflective coating on the MBP's display. Apple started a recall program for certain models.