I, for a year, have lived with 30 small dots (the opposite colour of whatever is behind them, for example if there was a black background they would be white and white background they would be black etc) now i finally got it fixed before my ONE YEAR WARRANTY (which is such crap because I payed $2500 on my macbook pro retina) and then now two weeks later there is a vertical purple line down my screen, since the dots where fixed (they replaced the ENTIRE screen) i have been cleaning the screen everyday and whiping the keyboard every time i closed it (all with a micro fibre cloth) to make sure there wasn't sand on the keyboard. If you are thinking of getting a macbook pro with retina display PLEASE DONT! there are too many design faults! I'm gonna see if they can replace mine with a different product, is this a good idea? also I bought their shitty $60 case cause i thought it would help me
I would have take it back to the repair center as soon as the line appeared, why are you even doubting?
rang them up, they said i have 3 months to take it in :)
i recommend getting 4-5 gallons of gas and some wood then invite all of your pc friends and have a fire
like this, be sure to post pics
and welcome to the master race
Tried to look at your image but it said something about the URL being too long for the server or something
fixed
Hm, good picture. I like it.
Yup, and make sure you build a PC the size of a luggage to easily transport it...
Seems that first gen Apple products typically have their problems, but if your cool and nice to the apple store guys they typically will help you out especially with a retina MBP, and if they dont... email the store manager and youll get your free fix at least if its a brand new retina MBP thats broken.
Apple has pretty decent customer care, not necessarily the best customer support, but they will help you with almost any issues with their products, especially if it isn't the user that is to blame for the problem. They have a fairly high quality standard that they follow and even if something is out of warranty, I believe they will still fix most hardware issues as such without much of any hassle,
The one year warranty as far as I know is just for RMA services, but I could be wrong and that is possibly why they shove extended warranties down your throat when you're looking to buy them to make some extra money off of you.