Anti Reflective coating on macbook pro retina display problems

The AR coating is coming off of my macbook pro retina display. laptop purchased in fall of 2013. anyone else seeing this issue?

You are not the first one. Every laptop with retina display that I know in Latvia has this problem.
Hope that Apple reads such claims and will do something on upcoming models.

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I bought a MBP with retina yesterday. There are some signs about low quality of display. I have two brightening vertical line in middle of display, and right side of display has little bit different colour (mainly white) liken left side.
The APR doesn't want change this machine.
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I just got back from apple service with my retina macbook pro today. it had a display problem with the black paint around the display edge. it still has guarantee, so they obviously replace the whole display for MP PRO retina.
anyway, before the display maintenance, if i went to the macbook system preferences, choose display settings, i always saw the "retina display" option for my display.
with the new display, i only see the usual options, but not the retina display option. so basically, i can not choose the retina display setting!
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thanks for your answers!
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thanks my Ginger!
i wrote an email to them, hope they answer, attached print screens as well.
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Is the MacBook Pro Retina display resolution of 2880-by-1800 a strain on the eyes as I understand the higher the resolution the more strainful the screen can be to the eyes?

vinay.sujan wrote:
Is the MacBook Pro Retina display resolution of 2880-by-1800 a strain on the eyes as I understand the higher the resolution the more strainful the screen can be to the eyes?
Well there are two or three causes of eyestrain with displays different people seem to have.
1: Small type/UI elements
2: Glossy screens
3: Flicker rate
1:
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The new MBP-R dispalys are 75% less glossy, but not 100% less glossy like the anti-glare models so this can still cause some people problems. This can be lowered to under 1%, however I'm suspecting to do so would be considered giving up a military advantage to China where Apple gets it products made.
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vinay.sujan wrote:
Is the MacBook Pro Retina display resolution of 2880-by-1800 a strain on the eyes as I understand the higher the resolution the more strainful the screen can be to the eyes?
Well there are two or three causes of eyestrain with displays different people seem to have.
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3: Flicker rate
1:
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Reports coming in say watching HD 1920 x 1080 trailers on the anti-glare 17" is best as the pixel content matches the display almost fullscreen, where on the MBP-R it's upscaled and thus looks blurry.
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2:
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3:
I don't know about the flicker rate if it's better or not on the MBP-R's than the previous screens.

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