MacBook Pro Retina display burn-in?

Thanks.

Here's mine after only 2 minutes of testing.

-Tom

I'm having the same ghost screen as everyone else. This is my 3rd mbp and I feel scammed 😟 The model is MacBookPro10,1

Add my name to the list of those living with the ghost!

I took my Mid 2012 MacBook Pro in to the Genius Bar today, showed them the problem, and they are going to replace the screen for the standard $310 flat rate. This is the same price I paid to have the main board replaced earlier (which is now covered http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro-videoissues/).

I'm hoping that Apple will step up and fix these issues like they did with the video issues, but so far it appears we all have to push for them to "do the right thing."

I also have a mid 2012. I am really upset that Apple won't address this issue. We shouldn't have to pay to get it fixed after spending over 2 grand on a laptop!

-Tom

Can't confirm.

I have a 2014 13" rMBP that I purchased from Apple through Amazon. I don't have any Image Retention issues, but I do have a display with really uneven white-balance/color-temperature. Specifically, the left side of the display has a considerable pink tint compared the right side. I took it to the geniuses at the apple store after going through some troubleshooting steps with apple support over the phone, and the three employees who looked at my display claimed to see no issue at all and proceeded to not offer full repair coverage. They did offer to do a one-time display replacement, but that would not be a guaranteed fix and have the side-effect of preventing me from exchanging my unit through Amazon if the new display wasn't any better.

I could just get it replaced through Amazon, but if there's a high likelihood that I'll need to go through a bunch of units with similar or worse problems, I really don't want to deal with the trouble. Can anyone with more experience comment on whether I can reasonably expect to get a better unit through replacement?

If your Apple store is like mine, they just have stupids working there. How is it you can get it replaced thru Amazon a year later? If you don't have image retention then you should count your Apple blessings.

Well, it's not a year later for me. I just bought the thing less than a week ago.

The danish tech site computerworld.dk just brought a article about this issue. It´s on danish but at quick google translate will fix it

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=da&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=da&ie=UTF-8&u =http%3A%2F%2Fwww.computerworld.dk%2Fart%2F233351%2Ffoerst-indroemmede-apple-n-f ejl-i-macbook-pro-men-hvad-med-denne&edit-text=&act=url

/Per

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I just purchased a mid-2014 MacBook Pro Retina 13" and tried the Marco ghosting test, and the grid definitely showed up, even after a few seconds. It's also a very yellow screen, which I've been able to fix a bit by calibrating, but overall a very dim and disappointing display. I bought it from Apple online, refurbished, so they just sent it to me. What's really shocking is my iPad Air has a better screen than this $2k laptop...

Has anyone found a way to determine the screen manufacturer in Yosemite? The terminal commands don't seem to work anymore.

I believe that command is only for the 15" Macbook Pro models.

I just talked with apple in an online chat today. They still don't know about this problem, but it's all over the web!

just found this today and signed up. I am broke, I don't have the money to fix this 2500$ top of the line computer!

http://www.merchantlaw.com/class-actions/current-class-actions/macbook-pro-retin a-class-action

-Tom

Wow! I can't believe that this is still an issue...almost 3 years later! I'm glad I bought Apple Care. I'm going to take my laptop into a non-Apple-Store authorized Apple shop for a thorough set of diagnostic tests before my warranty expires. My display (which replaced my previous one which had IR) seems fine still though.

Hmm,

I think mine was fine originally, but it started to get worse the older it got. I had this happen to a really old 20" IPS Benq panel.

Better test it well.

-Tom