iMac Pro 27

Many, many small air bubbles beneath the glass screen....

Many of these have been in evidence for over one year & apparently, some can be mitigated by rubbing with the back of one's finger nail...

Surely this cannot be the ultimate solution....

Posted on Dec 24, 2018 4:19 PM

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dialabrain

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Dec 25, 2018 2:39 AM in response to Malcolm Lee

The iMac Pro was released December 14th, 2017. One has to wonder why you are just asking now. If you purchased AppleCare it's still under warranty. If not, you are 10 days outside the warranty period. In either case, have it looked at.

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