Visual-problem? MacBook Air Mid M1-chip. (Screenshot: t3n; Apple)
Recently there have been reports that the displays of the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with the M1 chip could easily break. Lawyers are now suing Apple in the United States.
In November last year, Apple had its “one more thing” event M1 chip and the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Internal fast processor provided. However, over the past few weeks, there have been increasing reports from users that the displays of these new models need to be cracked and cracked without any particular pressure. Now Apple has to deal with two cases that could turn into a class move.
Both lawsuits were filed last week in a district court in San Jose, California The record writes. Relevant law firms rely on the court to grant them permission to represent vulnerable clients. The process could then be extended to a class action case, which would end up in a settlement with Apple – and more money would flow.
According to One of the cases Newer MacBook models with the M1 chip from 2020 and 2021 are said to be affected by visual issues. The screens are exceptionally brittle, so charge. According to lawyers, there have been thousands of users around the world in the past few weeks Problems with cracks or broken shots Apple directly or Reported in special forums. So Apple needs to know the problem based on feedback and internal tests.
The other complaint blows a similar trumpet. Accordingly, Apple developed and manufactured the MacBook with inherent defects in the screen. Even with normal use, black or gray bands may appear suddenly. The shots are also prone to cracking. According to user reports, display issues may suddenly occur a few months after purchase.
Because Apple has not yet identified the problem, affected users should use case-worth-repair services. In one particular case, the visual repair was US $ 850. Apple on the other hand allows Only known so farUsers should not leave anything on the keyboard or palm when closing the MacBook. This may ruin the scene.
Apple has not yet commented on the process. Let’s see if the technology company from Cupertino solves the expected problem New MacBook models Wiped out.
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