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itsivannn

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Dec 10, 2018
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Hey guys, so I just got a new MacBook Air M2 and a pretty solid sleeve for it to carry around. The thing is I'm a student, so I move my laptop quite a lot during the day, and since it's in the sleeve, sometimes I don't necessarily put it down on surfaces normally (I hope it makes sense lol)

Basically sometimes I put my Mac on the table like this (while it's inside the sleeve)
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Could this position actually damage the screen if no additional pressure is applied?
 

StellarVixen

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"Could this position actually damage the screen if no additional pressure is applied?"

I think no. If it lays on the lid with nothing but it's own weight pushing it down, I think it's fine.
 

itsivannn

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Dec 10, 2018
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"Could this position actually damage the screen if no additional pressure is applied?"

I think no. If it lays on the lid with nothing but it's own weight pushing it down, I think it's fine.
Thank you, I really hope so.

No, it's usually just the computer inside the sleeve, I was just worried the bottom base may be a bit heavy so the screen could crack since it's so fragile according to some reviews... Do you think the lid won't bend/flex too because of this?
 

StellarVixen

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Thank you, I really hope so.

No, it's usually just the computer inside the sleeve, I was just worried the bottom base may be a bit heavy so the screen could crack since it's so fragile according to some reviews... Do you think the lid won't bend/flex too because of this?
Yes, screen itself is fragile, but when you put it down like that, the weight is pretty much evenly distributed.
 
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