If the screen of your MacBook seems loose, wobbly, and weird, you’re going to want to fix that. The screen itself could potentially pop out, but it will also generally mess with the performance of your laptop. Many people feel they should be able to fix this issue themselves, especially since online fix-it guides make it look so easy. The truth is it’s always better to go to a professional.
It’s Not as Easy as You Think
Many online guides will tell you fixing a loose MacBook screen is a cinch. Just get the right tools, set aside an hour of your time, and BAM. But there are a lot of truths they don’t include in these guides. For one, having the right tools is extremely necessary. Without them, you could harm your laptop or yourself. The tools themselves can be very expensive, which these guides also won’t tell you. Sometimes, buying the tools you need costs more than having your device fixed.
In addition, fixing a device as complicated as a laptop isn’t very easy. There are a lot of pitfalls you need to look out for and a lot of ways in which you could slip and cause more problems, void your warranty, etc. Even the online guides will tell you not to try this if you aren’t already adept at handling technology fixes.
Professionals Will Get It Done
If you bring your MacBook to us, we will do a full diagnostic for free. That means we will take a look at your loose screen and figure out exactly what it will take to fix it. We will also check to see if you have any other problems that could be making your MacBook slower. Then we will let you know the full amount of the repairs and allow you to decide if you are ready to commit. Once you decide, we will have your laptop repaired and back to you within 24 hours, good as new.
You can’t find promises like this if you try to fix your screen yourself. All the online guides will tell you to fix the device at your own risk, but we offer a guarantee to have your laptop back to you within a day, cleared of its problems. We strongly recommend you at least speak with a professional about the possibility of repairs before ever trying to do it yourself.