Screen Protection

himik_khulbe Said:

"Screen Protection: Should I apply screen protector/guard on my MacBook Air M2? Is the screen scratch resistant?"

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Keeping a Clean Screen:

A. Don't User a Screen Protector or Privacy Filter:

Applying this covering voids your AppleCare protection. Do not use it. Also, do not use a privacy filter, as it will overheat your Mac's screen, and will remove protection. Both are considered accidental damage, which is not covered by your protection. So, just let the screen be. That just the way it is :)

B. What I Used: I use the following, when debris and fingerprints from thescreen.

 Pre-Moistened Lens Wipes ALIBEISS Screen Wipes for Glasses, Camera,Tablets, Smartphone, Screens and Other Delicate Surfaces,Pack of 100 - Amazon

tranemonk Said:

"Can someone point me to where Apple says a screen protector or privacy screen voids Applecare? I'm having a hard time believing this. Thanks."

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How Items Are Not Covered:

A. Go Here: AppleCare+ for Mac AppleCare+ for Apple Display - Apple Support

B. Two (of many) circumstantial actions are mentioned:

• Apple will not provide Hardware Service or ADH Service in the following circumstances:

To conduct preventative maintenance

• Installation of third-party parts may affect your coverage.

himik_khulbe wrote:

Should I apply screen protector/guard on my MacBook Air M2?

Is the screen scratch resistant?

Follow TheLittles advice. The screen is not a touch screen so what will you be protecting it from?

"Thank you for the response!: Will definitely take this into consideration."

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You are most welcome.

Can someone point me to where Apple says a screen protector or privacy screen voids Applecare? I'm having a hard time believing this. Thanks.