I personally am more skeptical about claims made by makers of accessories and supplies that go against Apple's guidelines for whatever reason. There is recent thread here which describes an Apple Store service centre cleaning a MacRumors member's 2015 MacBook Pro screen after a battery replacement, and causing the screen coating to delaminate. If your Apple Studio Display, Apple Pro Display XDR, iMac, MacBook Pro or iPad Pro (M4) has a nano-texture display, follow these important guidelines to prevent damage when cleaning the screen.
Hi everyone, Yesterday, I cleaned my MacBook screen using an ultra-fine microfiber cloth. Here’s what I did: I first wiped off the dust using the dry cloth. Then, I dampened the same side of the cloth with water and continued cleaning the screen. Finally, I flipped the cloth to a dry side to...
mac screen cleaning, Does anyone know if there are any good and safe screen wipes out there for cleaning a MacBook Air 2022 screen? Currently I'm using a microfiber cloth from a... I bought a MacBook Pro a few weeks back with the nano-texture display. After a few days, my screen had some dust on it, so I used the cleaning cloth that came with the device to try and wipe it down. A couple pieces of dust were being stubborn, so I used heavier pressure to get them out -- think...
mac screen cleaning, Hi I been cleaning my macbook Pro 2018 screen with lens cleaner ? is this safe it cleans very well and fairly responsible priced. could it damaged the display ? how to clean new 2021 MacBook Pro 16" screen? - MacRumors Forums To remove dust or smudges from the nano-texture display, use the polishing cloth that came with your Studio Display, Pro Display XDR, iMac, MacBook Pro or iPad Pro (M4). For infrequent cleaning of hard-to-remove smudges, you can moisten the cloth with a 70-percent isopropyl alcohol (IPA) solution.
