Odyson - Complete LCD Screen Display Assembly Replacement for MacBook Air 13" A1466 (Mid 2013-Early 2016)

The LED LCD worked perfectly, just happened that it was my logic board that was messed up not my old screen :'(

After a lot deliberation I got this from Odyson at a good price way cheaper than if I have to get it from apple.I went through you tube videos and ifixit site and fixed myself.Everything went smooth the screen looked good not much noticeable difference to say its not original screen.I had a glitch of not able to fix the wifi Cable on the board as the pin has to be connected on the board it was too small and probably needs a magnifying glass to look and fix properly.Wifi was too slow as the cable was not fixed properly.I got it fixed from a local repair shop and it worked fine.The performance is as good as original .Nice product at a cheaper price.

Purchased this screen to hopefully replace the screen of my son’s MacBook Air after it was dropped and no longer functional. Videos in the listing looked easy enough. After it arrived (along with a set of special tools I had to order separately) I began to do the replacement. Taking the old one off was easy enough. I had a little bit of trouble putting all the cables and wires back into place, but that’s mostly cause of my large hands. All said and done it took maybe an hour if not less and it’s been working great! Can’t tell a difference between the original and the new one!

I purchased this screen for my MacBook Air A1466 mid 2013 13" model after opening it one morning to find out the display was broken. After refusing to easily pay at least $600+ at an Apple store (mind you guys, it's not under warranty and past apple care warranty as well) I figured I could replace it myself for a fraction of the cost, since I build PCs as a hobby, and figured a MacBook wouldn't be much different, and boy, did I make the right decision! First off, this screen came FOUR days before they said it would and they definitely took attention to detail when it came to packaging. The screen was placed in what looked like a blow up plastic pillow, plus it was wrapped in bubble wrap. The screen also came with an anti-static covering on the lid, and a screen protection film. The display cables and camera cable were both nicely taped down with masking tape, along with masking taping covering the camera and the MacBook Air logo. Comparing both the new screen and my old one, I can't tell a difference other than the font of the words, "MacBook Air" being slightly different, but obviously not enough to throw one off. When it came down to installing the new screen, that was a little challenging, as I had never worked on a MacBook before and had to follow an online YouTube guide to make sure I was doing it right. The whole process took a little over an hour for me to complete. Now my MacBook Air looks and feels like it's brand new again. If anyone is looking for an inexpensive alternative to replacing your screen on a MacBook Air (model A1466 2013-2017) and don't mind the challenge of replacing it yourself, I highly recommend getting this screen! You won't regret it!

The screen is always dim Apple logo does not light up there’s fixing with a lot of thing Will 100 percent return the product