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Apple MacBook Pro Flexgate Issue

Flexgate refers to a design flaw in the ribbon cable connecting the body of the laptop to the display: that cable is supposed to flex with the opening and closing of the computer, but it’s wearing down too quickly with conventional use.

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Jul 20, 2021, Tue ...

Apple Sees Defective Laptop Display Claims Tossed, For Now - Law360

A California federal judge dismissed a proposed class action against Apple claiming that it hid display defects on its 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops, finding that the proposed class failed to argue the alleged defect posed a safety hazard or ...

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Apple Faces Another Class-Action MacBook Pro ‘Flexgate’ Lawsuit - MacRumors

Another class-action complaint has been lodged against Apple, which claims that the company was aware of a MacBook Pro design flaw that caused some...

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May 08, 2020, Fri ...

Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Apple for MacBook Pro Flexgate Issue - iFixit

A class action lawsuit filed in Northern California federal court alleges that Apple knowingly sold MacBook Pros that contained display cables destined to fail…

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May 21, 2019, Tue ...

13-inch MacBook Pro Display Backlight Service Program - Apple Support

13-inch MacBook Pro Display Backlight Service Program

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Mar 19, 2019, Tue ...

Flexgate is real, and Apple should acknowledge it - The Verge

Apple prides itself on great customer service, but it’s currently dodging that responsibility

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Jan 31, 2019, Thu ...

MacBook Pro "Flexgate"

Taylor Dixon from iFixit discovered that newer model MacBook Pro displays are wired with a thin, flexible cable that will wear out over a short period of time. Fixing the problem when it happens is expensive, and inevitable.

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