Knackered MacBook Pro touchpad

xmfd

xmfd

Winger
Cracked the 'glass' on the touchpad about a year ago but it still worked fine, until I went away for a few weeks and came home and now the pointer's dodgy and moving about everywhere, basically needs replacing I think.

Debating just getting a new one as it's about 7/8 years old now, but still works perfectly apart from this which is irritating. How easy (or expensive) are they to replace?
 


xmfd said:
Cracked the 'glass' on the touchpad about a year ago but it still worked fine, until I went away for a few weeks and came home and now the pointer's dodgy and moving about everywhere, basically needs replacing I think.

Debating just getting a new one as it's about 7/8 years old now, but still works perfectly apart from this which is irritating. How easy (or expensive) are they to replace?
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Try iFixit Europe, anything they don't know about Mac repairs/replacements is probably not worth knowing frankly. They have excellent instruction videos too.
 
chevvies said:
Try iFixit Europe, anything they don't know about Mac repairs/replacements is probably not worth knowing frankly. They have excellent instruction videos too.
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They don’t have replacing screens on that site, my air had a weight dropped on it by the boy and Apple quoted the thick end of £500
 
chevvies said:
What's that got to do with the touchpad?
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You said “anything they don’t know about Mac repairs/ replacements is probably not worth knowing to be frank”. I’d consider replacing screens a pretty important requirement of Mac repairs, therefore I deduced that ifixit are f***ing shite
 

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