🖥️ Apple Unibody MacBook Pro 13 Inch Glass Screen Cover Replacement Review

It takes patience to make this substitution. Don't rush or you will crack the old screen. I broke the old screen trying to remove it quickly and it took me an hour to get rid of all the tiny fragments and old glue. The screen seemed to stick well at first and seemed to hold up well with the adhesive. When I opened the flip phone the next day, the screen came off. I thought I would have to use a stronger glue but decided to give it another try. I moved it and turned the computer over so gravity…

This screen looks the same as the original. It had its own adhesive but I bought it a 3M double sided computer screen.loop.when the two adhesives touched it was a good secure seal.the protective glass packaging and peelable plastic sleeve on this screen was well designed and served its purpose in keeping this screen looking brand new like the original. I am very impressed that it was affordable with Apple I believe charging $600 to fix broken glass on this thing I bought this screen, a heat…

I ordered it from Revain for thirty dollars when the best I could find locally for a screen replacement was a hundred. Of course, they got the job done as well, but I figured if I could replace the hard drive, RAM, etc., I could probably do it. There are many videos online that explain how to do this. First let me say this product is excellent. It doesn't look like glass, but it doesn't look like the real thing either. Rather thin Plexiglas. It was pre-applied with glue and was easy to stick on

The glass has been packaged in a very nice cardboard 'envelope' for protection. Came to my house in perfect condition. Before assembly, the glass itself is covered on both sides with a polyethylene film to protect it from dust. And the adhesive strips on the back are also protected by separate plastic strips that must be removed before assembly. The glue itself turned out to be very sticky, so that a very good seal is achieved when gluing with the original glue residues. I'll update this review

Pros - Perfect fit, sits right in place, everything goes together perfectly, looks just like the original. Cons - Not much for the product itself (hence the 5 star rating) but scrap glass removal is PITA! There are videos on YouTube of people heating up old glue with a hair dryer and peeling back the old glass without breaking it. My glass (already cracked) broke into about a million pieces. Make sure you glue the ENTIRE screen before gluing to hold all the pieces together. I would recommend…

Love this article. Works and looks just like the original. Apple offered me $320 to fix the glass that just broke. Claimed it was a safety issue as the glass broke and flew out. The screen itself was 100% ok (except for a small scratch when I removed the old glass, but not noticeable). However, when installing this item, I was not in an anti-static environment, meaning between the glass and the screen. Not so much that I worry too much, but something to be aware of. I went with other reviewers…

I just bought another Oddyson brand screen here at Revain maybe 4 days ago. Oddyson actually crashed during installation while this bug was more forgiving. The screen had a lot of curves, and I even thought maybe it was hybrid resin and not real glass. The adhesive strips seemed to be of significantly higher quality. I wouldn't even consider using 3M tape on this replacement screen but I already bought it when I bought the Oddyson screen so why not. I don't think the adhesive will come off this

There were no instructions and I selected the wrong YouTube videos to help. What I did wrong after heating was to cut the side joint between the screen and the body with a pick and spatula. I thought the glue on the side edges of the screen might be a small gasket that had gone bad. When I put on a new screen, there is a small gap on the sides. I had to use a suction cup instead to avoid damaging the possible seal. What I did right was glue the old screen around the edges, I also used a thin…

Our Mac's screen cracked and we bought a replacement. The exchange process was quite exhausting but doable. My husband bought a heat gun to help remove the broken screen and I think he found a few YouTube videos to watch before getting started. If I remember correctly it took about 2 hours from start to finish. It was definitely waiting until the kids were in bed! After my husband replaced the screen, it stayed in place for a day or two and then detached when we opened the computer! Glad the…