Q: Retina Macbook Pro LCD Mura (White Spot)

I had my screen replaced because of screen coating issue: http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/10/17/apple-activates-quality-program-for-re tina-macbook-coatings

After only 1,5 months, a white spot appeared at my new screen. I hope the authorised serviced provider will replace the screen. They say the new screen had a warranty of 3 months. I'm off warranty and have no apple care.

Same here.

I bought MacBook Pro Retina about 1,5 years ago and white spot appeared on the left bottom corner of the screen. I went to Apple Store, a guy there said that it would cost $650 to replace the screen cause it's out of warranty. He said that it's not a known issue, so it's not a manufacturer defect. This is ridiculous

Dear,

I have same problem with you. There is one white spot in my macbook pro 15" display (mid 2014)where it higher spec purchased. It really annoying my eyes. Hope apple can conduct  free replacement program

Brought my MBPR 15.4" early '13 to the Apple Store today, and they didn't want to cover the screen reparations under apple care. Every employee (three of them) that took a look at it tried to blame it on any scratches or bumps they could see and said it was physical damage. The first employee was pretty rude and I argued with him for a while, when I asked for another employee he told me "Are you ready?, "You're gonna need to pay 900$"; he was being salty for no reason. When I was talking to the  2nd employee, the first one was still blabbing about the issue and acting ******. I told him to leave and he did not want to. All I was asking for is a proper reason they did not want to replace and proof of it. I left and called the support whom told me that the mura spots are not normal and he told me to go to another Apple Store. It's a pretty big mura spot so it is pretty annoying, if I need to buy another computer, it hopefully won't be from Apple.

Update: Brought my macbook to the other Apple Store, the employee did a couple of tests, looks at the back of the panel and on the screen for any scratches, and she figured out that it was in fact an issue with the display. So she took it in and they should be fixing it in a couple of days. But it is mentioned in their "Atlas" that mura spots usually happen closer to the Apple logo or trackpad, my spot wasn't so it classed under uniform brightness.

Last Update(Sorry for triple posting): They called me two hours later and said that my MB  was available for pick up! So the display and its shell were fully replace under AppleCare! Now I know which Apple Store to go to!