Today we echo that there is a failure in the screens of the Retina MacBook Pro that have been sold from 2012 to the present and is that more than two hundred users are reporting that the anti-reflective layer that the screen has is deteriorating, leaving some more than uncomfortable stains on them.
It is possible that at a given moment small spots of this type could appear in the corners of the screen, something that would look normal, but what is not entirely normal is what you can see in the photograph that we attach, even more. , being this laptop the flagship of the bitten apple.
It seems that the isolated problems that were occurring in terms of the screens of the MacBook Pro Retina and that Apple itself had classified before the complaints of its owners as "cosmetic damage" without importance, are having more and more voice on the net since those users and other new ones on whose screens considerable spots have appeared have joined in a web to unite their complaints.
The website we are talking about is staingate.org and in the same there are already more than two hundred affected those who have joined to see if finally Apple takes them into account. So if you have a MacBook Pro with a Retina screen and you had noticed this type of stain, now you know what it is and where you can go to file your claim.
I have a macbook and a MacBook Pro retina and both present me with anomalies and spots on the screen, they have already been exchanged for warranty with apple