Irremovable spots on screen retina macbook 15''

I suggest a trip to an Apple store genius bar. I hope that there is a simple solution, but the picture indicates otherwise.

Ciao.

This is what I use on my MBP displays. I purchased mine in the local supermarket. I have no idea if it will help your situation, but there is no risk trying.

http://www.amazon.com/Windex-For-Electronics-Aerosol-9-7-oz/dp/B004I6IXFG

Perhaps someone will come along and offer a cure.

Ciao.

I have similar physical dots (7). Pointing outwards. Feels like small drops of epoxy glass from the production process. They where there from day one. I miss a solution to the problem.

I didnt have time to switch to replacement mac, at the time :-( bad choice.

Best regards

Martin

Do a search for Retina Pixel explosion and you will find many posts on this subject.

I have a macbook pro 15" mid 2012 retina and my screen is getting worse by the month. Looks the same as Fz9 is experiencing. Attached is how mine looks today. All the streaks are making it hard to use when I have any light reflection going on. I use it 10 hours a day for work and its becoming an issue.

This is my second very highend macbook pro and I've treated it no differently than my first one that I used for 3 years with no problems. Since I paid close to $4000 for this laptop and its only 2 years old I expected that Apple would recognize that this is some kind of manufacturing defect and fix this problem.

I just drove 3 hours from my home to an Apple store in Portland and they told me it wasn't a problem they were going to fix. The "Genius" said he had never seen that problem before and Apple has never done a recall on that issue.

Turns out, according to the "Genius", that it doesn't matter to Apple how much I spent on the laptop or how long it should reasonable work. They did offer to do an onsite repair for $600. Why would I invest another $600 in a product that didn't even last 2 years?

At this point I'm considering going back to Windows for my next laptop. What's the point of spending twice as much for Apple hardware if I can't expect it to last and Apple doesn't care.

Anyone have any advice on how I should proceed?

An update on my problem. I called the Apple Support hotline (non-technical, so it was free) and made my way up the chain of command until I found an empathetic ear of a manager. The manager recognized that this was clearly a manufacturing problem and granted an exception. I'll be taking the computer to a local repair shop and getting the monitor swapped out. I learned a good bit more about Apple Care too in this process and have decided to purchase it next time I get a new laptop. Apple has made me feel again that I can trust them to take care of me when I need them.