Screen Replacement for MacBook Air M1 A2337 2020 2021 13" EMC 3598 MGN63 MGN93 MGND3 MGN73 MGNA3 MGNE3 LCD Display Assembly Kit (Rose Gold)

I was skeptical. My mom had replaced her Macbook with new one since her screen broke and Apple Store quoted over $600 just for the part not including labor. My newest mac is from 2013 and is now at the point it wont load certain software. I need a new machine, so this seemed like a good way to save a lot, IF it worked. The price seemed too low for what Apple quoted to do the same thing. I read the reviews and decided to take the plunge. Using a Youtube video I was able to follow the procedure. I had a tool kit but this came with one. One of the bits in the included tools striped, its a softer metal, but that was only program I had. Once I dug the chunk of metal out of the screw with a very sharp tool I was back at it with my tool kit. I finished the job and rebooted, and it works! Screen appears to be OEM to my eyes. I accidently bought a SILVER one and turned out my Macbook is Space Grey. I didn't know what i had, so now I have a two-tone Macbook. Hey, works and looks cool!Screen looks Retina display, can't see any pixels, and seems as bright as old screen was to my eyes. Everything came wrapped up very well and antistatic and protective plastic covered so didn't get finger prints on it till I was finished installing.Saved hundreds of dollars. Got myself a NEW (to me) Macbook Pro, and can upgrade my machine by almost a decade!

I’m a college student. I somehow broke the inside of the screen on the left side of my laptop and this caused the whole screen to glitch. Needing a working computer for class and not wanting to buy AppleCare (and out of the stubbornness of wanting to fix it myself even though I have 0 experience) I bought this because it was the cheapest out of all the options, was marked as an overall pick, and seemed to have good reviews. I followed the tutorial of UberGeeks on YouTube which was super helpful. In terms of ordering I ordered the night before and received it today in the afternoon which was super quick! I really appreciated this because I didn’t want to have to use a public computer for homework. It came in an Amazon box and inside another box with a lot of bubble wrap. I liked that it was super protective, with the amount of bubble wrap wrapped around it, it was super protective. Although it might be wasteful, you can save it to use for future fragile items/for reuse. The screen also came with protective film on each side. It also did come with some mini screwdrivers, but I had bought another kit on Amazon so I didn’t need to use this, but it is probably good for someone who just wants to open their computer/unscrew specific parts for the replacement and just replace the screen. Overall super easy to install with a video, great shipping, and super protective as I was scared the screen might get cracked during delivery. Sending you lots of luck for the replacement process!

BUYER BEWARE. 3 MONTH WARRANTYThis screen seems like a nice deal but it is noticeably dimmer than the original and it is cheap. It has already began showing defects in the screen, and i’ve come to learn it is only with a 3 month warranty. Out $200bucks and should have just bought an original.

Based on reviews and the very reasonable price, I was skeptical about the screen quality; however, after two weeks of using the MacBook Air after the screen replacement, I am sold. I was quoted over $600 for the screen and labor from one company and $400 for only the screen from a second company. Using the IFix.com website for instructions and the tiny screwdrivers provided, I changed the screen out in about 30 minutes. It was not hard, but you need to be very careful with all the little screws of various sizes, the ribbon cable connectors for the battery and display, and removing the tiny WiFi antenna connectors. The IFix.com instructions were spot on, including removing certain screws on the hinges first and then opening the screen to a specific position while having the laptop on its side. I would only attempt the screen swap with the iFix.com instructions and tips—the laptop screen is indistinguishable from the Apple OEM. Great product!

For the Rose Gold M1 MacBook Air replacement:The biggest problem with this replacement screen is the hinges are stuck in the upPosition and nearly impossible to position into place without putting force on the screen - took me about an hour to slowly apply enough upward force to get a shim between them and the screen - and the thing is you won’t know if you’ve damaged your screen until everything is packed up. Luckily my screen was undamaged but this shouldn’t be an issue at all.The second issue I had - is there are two covers on the antenna bar that are missing - the third photo is the replacement screen and the fourth is the apple product. They need to be removed with a T3 from your apple antenna bar - this is clearly a quality issue Because those instructions are NOT included in the ifixit instructions.Thirdly - there is not mention of a link or instructions on replacing the screen from the manufacturer. In fact because my hinges were seized - I thought I had a defective product. If this is how it actually is designed - there needs to be a suggestion for safely moving the hinges into place. Again this isn’t mentioned on iFixit and the YouTube videos I watched, the hinges moved freely without compromising the screen.Lastly, make sure you buy proper tools - the provided tools are absolute trash - the T5 didn’t even fit the screws - luckily I had my own tools, I’d say overall - with the proper tools and hardware that was actually checked working - this should take you about 30 minutes to an hour. Make sure you check the hinges and double check everything has its covers before disposing the old screen. Also set up screw organization system because there are about 8 different sizes in this replacement.