MacBook Pro display problem?

[EnmanuelSalcedo]

is this normal? I have this strange "shadow" zone in the bottom of my MacBook Pro 2016 display(see attachment)

, in normal mode it look like a shadow but with nightShift it look more bluish...I know it may be a display problem, but it happened from nowhere, I was just using it as normal(except, it was raining? has humidity ever damaged any display or something?). it's not completely intrusive , but it's not good a 1k+ laptop display get this bad very quickly.(less than a month)

 

[Newtons Apple]

Do you see it this at other times of just on this one screen?

 

[EnmanuelSalcedo]

Do you see it this at other times of just on this one screen?

everywhere, no matter if its booting up or in any other part of the OS. I think it may be display burn in...but im not sure, the darker part below the blue shift is actually brighter on black images...

 

[Newtons Apple]

If you have an Apple store close, maybe have them take a look at it.

 

[EnmanuelSalcedo]

If you have an Apple store close, maybe have them take a look at it.

yeah...but im sure they will want to replace the whole display, I dont think this is that bad...if it get worse, I will have to replace the display.

 

[airlied]

is this normal? I have this strange "shadow" zone in the bottom of my MacBook Pro 2016 display(see attachment)View attachment 778549 , in normal mode it look like a shadow but with nightShift it look more bluish...I know it may be a display problem, but it happened from nowhere, I was just using it as normal(except, it was raining? has humidity ever damaged any display or something?). it's not completely intrusive , but it's not good a 1k+ laptop display get this bad very quickly.(less than a month)

it’s 2016 model right? so does it have applecare+?
i think its a display fault, and if no applecare you may not want to pay hundreds of dollars for replacement.

 

[Painter2002]

yeah...but im sure they will want to replace the whole display, I dont think this is that bad...if it get worse, I will have to replace the display.

It’s not bad now, but... if it were to develop into a worse issue later out of warranty you’ll regret not taking it in (assuming you have warranty on it).

Me personally that’d drive me bonkers. There is a small chance it’s a software glitch with High Sierra, but seeing as we haven’t had any reports of an issue that looks like that, I’m going to say it’s most likely a hardware issue. I’m guessing either the monitor cable is bad, or the whole monitor itself.