I am very concern about the projection of MacBook screen so, if we apply screen protector , then will it make an issue with the warranty or else with respect to apple policies ?
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MacBook Air, macOS 26.0
A screen protector won't void the warranty by itself. But understand that the screen protector adds thickness to the display and it's possible that additional pressure on the display when your Macbook is closed could eventually mar or crack the screen. And that may be considered user damange not covered by warranty.
I do not advise using any screen protector on a Mac laptop.
A screen protector won't void the warranty by itself. But understand that the screen protector adds thickness to the display and it's possible that additional pressure on the display when your Macbook is closed could eventually mar or crack the screen. And that may be considered user damange not covered by warranty.
I do not advise using any screen protector on a Mac laptop.
To ads to MartinR sage advice, factory screen coatings are too commonly damaged by such add-ons, ending up with a blotchy appearance when the protector is removed. That would NOT be covered.
The only repair for a screen with a damaged coating is an entire new display assembly. Based on posts here, that is a US$500+ repair. Individual components of the display assembly cannot be separately replaced. For me, that is the deal-breaker.
I have a well-traveled Macbook Pro 13" I bought 12+ years ago and it has no markings or blemishes on the screen surface. Good as new with NO protectors.
FWIW, I agree with previous posts. There is no need for a screen protector and it may cause problems/damage.
Will applying a MacBook screen protector void the warranty?
