I have a Late 2012 Retina MBP with a cracked screen, and I want to replace it, but the problem I’m running into is finding a good replacement screen without spending $350 or more on one. I can usually find whole computers with a bad logic board or mangled bottom case a lot cheaper. My question is would a mid-2015 MBP screen be compatible, and if not, what model numbers are?
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While we all would love to have one screw fastener to simplify our screw collection its just not in the cards! Between english vs metric, extra large (tire lugs), large medium, small and very small (watches) then you go into all of the head types and needed bits its a mine field!
Sadly, you are in the same plight! Even though Apple has produced many 13” systems each series has altered things enough you just can’t make such a large leap as Apple and the display makers changed the design and the standards on you.
You need to use 13” MacBook Pro Display Assembly (12/E13), Apple P/N 661-7014 as hard as it is to get and expensive! This series displays have long since stopped being made and the spares stock has been exhausted, all you’ll find are recycled units.
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Honestly, $245 for a B-grade display isn't really all that bad. I've seen them go as high as $600, and that's what I'm trying to avoid. So 245 isn't cheap but so much better than the alternative. Thank you for the link and your help.
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