Apple charges between £500 and £900 for a MacBook screen repair because they replace the entire lid assembly. That includes the display, casing, hinges, camera, and wireless antenna, even if none of those parts are damaged.

We take a different approach. We replace only the damaged display, using an original Apple screen recovered from a donor device. This lets us retain your MacBook's original lid, camera, and housing. Our repairs cost 30 to 50 percent less than Apple and are completed faster.

You may see cheaper prices online, but those typically involve aftermarket parts. These parts often cause True Tone and brightness issues, and the housing rarely fits properly. Our repairs avoid those problems and deliver the same quality as Apple, without the Apple tax.

Yes. We use original Apple displays reclaimed from genuine MacBooks. Every screen is tested and recalibrated to match Apple factory specifications.

We never use aftermarket panels. The colour, brightness, and tone of an Apple display are built into the hardware and software working together. That is why we only use parts that retain full compatibility with Apple firmware.

If your screen is already damaged, your Apple warranty is technically void. Apple does not repair MacBook screens. They only replace full lids or offer full device swaps.

Our repairs restore your MacBook with an original screen and do not cause software conflicts. But Apple may still decline future warranty service simply because a third party has handled the device. This is out of our control.

That said, you are getting the same screen, fitted to a higher standard, in less time, at significantly less cost. And your repair is covered by our own two-year warranty.

Yes. We only use Apple displays, so your MacBook will retain True Tone, full brightness, native resolution, colour calibration, and ambient light features.

Every screen we install is tested and calibrated to preserve all visual features and system-level functions. We also verify performance during our final quality control inspection.

Not at all. If we’ve done our job right, and we do, your MacBook will look exactly like it did before it broke.

There will be no scratches, no marks, no strange colours, no signs of tampering. Just a clean, sharp, perfectly aligned display. We use Apple screens and precision tools to make sure the fit and finish are flawless.

Standard screen repairs take two to three working days. That includes intake checks, disassembly, display prep, fitting, calibration, post-repair testing, and final QC.

Need it faster? Book our express service. It reduces turnaround to one working day when scheduled in advance.

We can offer this because we’ve built an assembly-line workflow. Each stage is handled by a dedicated technician, which speeds up the process without sacrificing quality.

Yes. We always check for deeper faults before we begin any screen repair. If your MacBook does not power on or show a display, we upgrade the job to a full diagnostic first.

This lets us identify power issues, logic board damage, or other faults that may not be visible at first glance. We’ll tell you exactly what’s wrong before proceeding, with a clear quote and no surprises.

Yes. We handle all screen types including Liquid Retina XDR on 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros.

These displays require greater precision due to their mini-LED structure and calibration demands. Our team is trained in handling them correctly and restoring them with genuine Apple parts.

We recover and refurbish original Apple displays from genuine MacBooks. These displays are fully tested, cleaned, recalibrated, and reused when they meet factory performance standards.

Instead of replacing the whole lid, we preserve the casing, webcam, and hinge, cutting down on e-waste. Every part that can be kept in use is kept in use.

This approach reduces environmental impact and makes each repair more affordable. It is sustainability without compromise.

We deal with these cases often. Poor third-party repairs often use full lids with non-original screens, leading to dim displays, missing features, and poor fit.

If we detect aftermarket parts or incompatible assemblies, we’ll let you know. In many cases, we can replace the faulty screen with an original one and restore your MacBook to full health.

We’ll explain what went wrong with your previous repair and what can be done to fix it properly. If a housing or internal parts need to be replaced too, we’ll give you the full picture and a clear quote before we begin.