MacBook screen replacement

Recognise this? Check it yourself first

Not sure what exactly is broken? You don't have to figure it out yourself: our technician starts with a diagnosis and discusses with you what is needed. Below you can read the difference between a panel replacement and a full lid.

Panel or full lid: what do we replace?

A MacBook screen is one unit: the display panel is fixed inside the display lid, the housing with hinges and camera. Unlike an iPhone, there is no separate glass layer we can replace on its own. In a fall it is usually the panel that gets damaged, while the lid itself is still fine.

Only the display panel

Do you see a crack, lines or spots in the image? Then the panel is damaged. Where possible we fit an original panel inside your own lid: the original backlight, hinges and camera stay in place. That keeps your screen as original as possible — and it is usually more affordable than replacing the full lid.

The full display lid

Is the housing itself bent or damaged, or is the backlight affected? Then we fit the complete display lid, including camera and hinges. We do the same when your model does not allow a separate panel replacement.

How we go about it

Panels for many common models are in stock, so a screen repair is usually ready the same day. The repair is covered by a warranty of up to 1 year.

Careful with a cracked screen

Protecting your screen after the repair

Open the lid from the middle, not from a corner, and never lift your MacBook by the screen. Before closing, check that nothing is lying on the keyboard. On the move, a padded sleeve or a separate laptop compartment protects against pressure in a full bag.

Choose your model above for the price per model and book an appointment in Antwerp or Wolvertem right away. Live further away? You can also send in your MacBook.