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

This display came well packaged in bubblewrap and a layer of protective plastic, and even included a basic screwdriver set with the heads needed to work on the MacBook Air. Once installed, the display looks like the original. The webcam and ambient light both worked, and when folded the display turns off as it should. The only aspect that does not work (across all replacement displays, not a fault of this one) is truetone. My display did not have a double of the metal cable covers on the connector board, so be sure to check and transfer them from the original if needed.

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!

Replacement was perfect, everything lined up and it was easy to assemble. The screen itself looks perfect. However, you can tell that it isn't OEM (cause it isn't lol). The paint is a tad rougher than OEM paint. There's a more defined crease on Apple logo and it's a little more difficult to open. I'm guessing the magnetic aspect of the cover is stronger. The screen also seems a tad dimmer than normal, but for a replacement screen it gets the job done. UPDATE: After about two years the screen doesn’t work anymore (shown in picture)

Could not be happier with this replacement display - it's easy to install (took about an hour following along with iFixit), and I cannot tell any difference with respect to screen quality or display housing compared to the original. Hinges move easily, and the display turns on & off when opened & closed. It looks & feels like a brand new display.

Absolutely perfect screen replacement for air mac...purchased air Mac last year and of course one month out of warranty the screen starts getting lines in it. This screen fixed the problem and saved me money in the process! Highly recommended if you have a little bit of mechanical skill. Screen was a perfect match and quality seems to be exactly the same from factory. Would buy again!

As others have mentioned, the screen's brightness is noticeably lower than that of the original Mac screen. Other than that, it functions exactly as the original and I'm very happy that I chose to replace my broken screen instead of purchasing a new computer. Aside from the lower brightness, you can't tell the difference between the original and the replacement.

I just followed a video in YouTube to install this screen for a 2020 13” MacBook A2337. The installation was straightforward and the screen works. There is no installation instruction provided by the way. You’ll also need a plastic spludger or pick to remove certain connectors.

As others have mentioned, this display is a little different than the one from Apple: slightly thicker, slightly more difficult to open/close with the hinges (and possibly magnet?), and not quite as bright. However, considering the alternatives, this is an excellent option and the one I’d go for again. Saved nearly $200 from getting a used OEM monitor elsewhere, and probably a good $400-500 from getting it replaced directly through Apple. For those savings, I’m definitely more than willing to put up with a few minor differences.