Hi, Some time ago I had started a thread about the issues of screen replacement for the MacBook 14" M1 Pro 2021 (A2442). I...

Is MacBook Air 15" 2023 A2941 screen replacement possible without a pairing issue? Hi, I want to know if I can replace the...

Hi, I recently had a MacBook M1 Pro 14" with a paired chip, so I had to abandon the repair as I didn't want to risk it. I...

Hi All. I hope I am having a stupid day or not seeing something obvious. I have a 27" iMac mid-2011. I installed a brand...

I think I read somewhere that Apple has built-in tiny sensors on some of the newer Macbooks that allows them to know if a...

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I replaced the touch screen on the iPad Air 3 with a premium quality part. However, the touch screen is not working but...

I have a MacBook Pro Retina 13” 2014. It had liquid damage. Following liquid damage the laptop works but the display...

Hello Everyone, I am new here. I run a small repair service in the UK. I am struggling to find good quality iPad digitizer...

I just wanted to add an update to this thread so that it may help others. I tried Mobilesentrix based on the above recommendations. On the whole, the parts were good. I was paying on average $50 to have it shipped to the UK and then pay an additional import duty each time. However, if you have issues or get faulty parts, and especially if you are not in the US, then you will find the company lacks principles in the extreme sense. I initially thought it is my bad luck, and I got a bad agent, but I believe its a culture or a practice that is promoted. A very basic example. I received multiple faulty parts. I emailed to say its faulty, so they said “on email” they will send a pre-paid label. Later on, they decided to change their mind and said its too expensive, and if I could wait until I had more to return. This happened a few times. This is designed to discourage or stop you from sending the faulty items back. I have the emails and screenshots. It is one of those things that some companies will do. It is...

I think so. However, I will disconnect and reconnect again just in case. I am finding the iPad Air 3 very hard to work because there is next to no room to connect the cables. I gave up on screwing the cable shield because the angle was too difficult. There are no good videos on YouTube on Air 3 screen repair. I am surprised iFixit haven’t done a screen repair video on this model.