LCDOLED Replacement for MacBookAir10,1 MacBook Air 13" M1 2020 A2337 EMC 3598 MGN63 MGN93 MGND3 MGN73 MGNA3 MGNE3 2560x1600 13.3 inches Full LCD Screen Complete Top Assembly (Space Gray)

Does everything it’s supposed to do. All good. No complaints.

ok no it’s a nice screen like value for money wise easily worth it but I do wonder at max brightness how it fairs with respect to contrast and overall visibility

Just put it on, so far working very well. The screen also comes with apple logo. Let's see if it stays this way.Lot of people said that it didn't come with tools, but mine did. Very basic, not fancy, but it did the job.Also, youtube for instructions. That's probably gonna be better than the one provided by this company.

When I finally installed the screen, I was ecstatic that my MacBook would finally be in usable condition again. I powered my laptop on, and everything was working in order. However, after two minutes of the screen being on, it randomly just stopped powering on. I connected my laptop to an external monitor and checked if the webcam worked and it indeed did- the only thing not working is the actual screen. I rechecked the connectors at least 3 times to make sure that it wasn't a problem on my end and it wasn't. I'm not sure if my screen was just defective, or if it was an issue with Apple blocking my screen from being used since it is a 3rd party screen, but I ended up returning it as the seller was no help as well- I contacted them through email and did not get a response.

Too easy to build! Great quality! 🙏

My dog bit my computer screen and broke it. Computer repair shop down the street said it would cost $500 to fix it. At that rate I was better off buying a brand new computer. Then came this find. There are no instructions, but a search on Youtube yields many tutorials, pick your poison. Within 45 minutes my screen was as good as new.

It was working good for a few months, then this shadow started to appear and now it has low brightness

I see no visible difference in the screen quality vs the OEM display. Only thing different is the max brightness setting is a pinch more dim than OEM. The lack of true tone is truly not an issue for me. Camera functions perfectly. One thing I am noticing, but could potentially be in my head, is that the response time on this LCD seems to be slightly lower than the OEM LCD. The response time of the OEM display with true tone is about 35ms or so. It seems as though this monitor might be in the 27-30ish range possibly? If anyone can verify this information that would be great. This could be looked at as an unexpected plus if true.