Apple is making waves in the laptop market with its new MacBook Pro models. Thanks to features like the M-series processors, the company provides a unique experience in terms of both performance and usability, making it a favorite among many technology enthusiasts, myself included. However, even the design marvels of the company’s laptops are not perfect, far from it, in fact. According to emerging information, the screen of your MacBook could malfunction one day, and there’s nothing you can do about it. Here are the details…
New MacBook Pro ‘Dustgate’ Problem Is Breaking Apple Laptop Displays
Apple recently introduced the new MacBook Pro models with the M3 processor. However, for the first time, the company’s latest product is making headlines not for its price and features, but for a flaw. Moreover, the main source of the issue is nothing other than a gap in the hinge area that connects the screen and the body. This gap, especially in the new Pro models, is causing damage to the screen.
The question that probably comes to many of your minds is, “how is this possible?” In fact, the answer to this question is quite simple: dust. The gap in the new MacBook Pro models quickly fills up with dust and dirt. Unfortunately, the screen cable responsible for image transfer is located right at this point. This cable, subjected to pressure every time you open your laptop, is damaged over time due to the filling of the gap during movement.
Moreover, there’s nothing you can do about this issue. The only thing you can do regarding this matter is to use our products in environments with less dust and keep them clean. However, this is almost equally ineffective. Nevertheless, we are still waiting for Apple to address the issue and, if necessary, replace the devices.
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