M2 16in A2780 Display Design Flaw?

Hey! To be clear! There is no broken glass involved.

It appears the alleged design flaw is in the geometry of the display and LCD panel. You can read that in the lawsuit case text.

I woke up one morning, opened my laptop, which had been in its case, and the screen acted strangely with some flickering lines on it. Upon closing and reopening it and then restarting the unit, the screen failed altogether. The crack didn't really become apparent until the apple technician pushed on it, leaving a mark where his finger pushed on it. I believe this demonstrates the fragility of the product, not the technician's liability for its failure.

At this point, I'm looking for options that I can afford. My concern is that, with the unit not being covered by apple care, this is likely, as many others have reported, to happen again, at which point I would be shoveling out $850+ again for a part that is inherently flawed. It appears Apple fixed this problem with the M3's and has no plans of acknowledging the problem with the M1 and M2 displays. The lawsuit would have forced discovery for Apple's QC longevity testing results, and it appears they were able to avoid that.

Given all of that, I'm asking if there is some other repair option anyone here knows of, or if there is a way I could get this repaired and traded in, reasonably, for an M3 which does not have this design flaw / lawsuit.

Also! I'm a little confused by your statement of pressuring employees and forcing them to be unkind to me, but thanks for the advice! (or threat? Either way, thank you!) Just looking for some solutions.

Is there perhaps another brand of laptop I could buy that will run protools and manage a bunch of realtime plugins, well? Anyone else here in AV production and can comment or an alternative brand, given this unfortunate situation?

Thanks!

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In my communications with Apple, in the store and on the phone, the official stance was that this damage is not covered under warranty, regardless of the fact that this unit is no longer covered under warranty. There is no broken glass here. Similarly, many of the posts in the thread mentioned now twice above include warranty claims that Apple would not cover which did not include broken glass and included specifically what we are talking about which is an internal display crack. That is specifically what the aforementioned and linked lawsuit alleges, which is why it is important that all 3 of these links remain on this page to give appropriate context.

What you are saying is nice, but that's not the situation I or many other people have experienced.