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Hi there,
is the macbook pro screen “married” to the logic board like on newer iphones?
i’m planning on replacing my screen, but i dont want to lose things like auto brightness and true tone.
thanks in advance!
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Unfortunately, you will indeed lose True Tone by replacing the MacBook’s Display. Hope this helps!
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@augthespoon - Well its not that simple!
If you get a new virgin display then you will loose Brightness, FaceTime camera & True Tone services. The issue is the display needs to be calibrated as they requires the system to be complete. Frankly I really don’t see why Apple makes this hard if not to discourage repair.
If on the other hand get a recycled display (which is what I use for my customers) then you don’t loose anything! As the calibration was performed and the settings are stored within the displays T-CON logic.
Here’s one source for the needed part MacBook Pro 13" Retina (Mid 2018-Mid 2019) Display Assembly and here’s the guide to put in in MacBook Pro 13" Touch Bar 2018 Screen Replacement
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Hi i am having issues with my Macbook m1 pro which doesnt have the true tone option at all. I got it checked At a Authorised reseller, they said i have a non genuine screen but my facetime autobrightness works as normal except the true tone itself
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Can't compare your MacBook M1 Air or Pro to the older 2018 13" MacBook Pro. A very different beast!
Your systems architecture is different (Apple SoC vs Intel). How about creating your own question with all of the details on what had proceeded.
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