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MacBook Pro screen repair: the price, model by model
From the 2008 MacBook Pro Unibody to the M5, the screen price varies enormously. Here is what the part costs for each generation, in 13, 14, 15 and 16-inch sizes, with our catalogue prices as of 29/10/2026.
Prices at a glance
Part prices including VAT. The “Complete screen” column ranges from grade C (cosmetic marks) to refurbished to new; the LCD panel alone is not available for every model. Click a model to see each colour and its availability.
| MacBook Pro | A number | Complete screen | LCD panel only | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MacBook Pro 13" (2008-2012) | A1278 | €39.95 to €79.90 | €39.90 | On order |
| MacBook Pro 13" (2012-2013) | A1425 | €124.95 to €249.90 | — | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 13" (2013-2015) | A1502 | €114.95 to €229.90 | €167.88 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 13" Intel (2016-2017) | A1706, A1708 | €137.45 to €274.90 | €229.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 13" Intel (2018-2020) | A1989, A2159, A2251, A2289 | €147.45 to €294.90 | €229.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 13" M1/M2 (2020-2022) | A2338 | €147.45 to €294.90 | €230.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 14" M1/M2/M3 (2021-2023) | A2442, A2779, A2918, A2992 | €294.95 to €589.90 | €280.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 14" M4 (2024) | A3112, A3185, A3401 | €292.45 to €584.90 | €280.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 14" M5 (2025) | A3434 | €349.95 to €799.90 | — | On order |
| MacBook Pro 14" M5 Pro/Max (2026) | A3426, A3427 | €349.95 to €799.90 | — | On order |
| MacBook Pro 15" (2010-2012) | A1286 | €49.95 to €299.90 | €59.88 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 15" (2012-2015) | A1398 | €100.39 to €299.90 | — | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 15" Intel (2016-2017) | A1707 | €219.95 to €439.90 | €330.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 15" Intel (2018-2019) | A1990 | €219.95 to €439.90 | €330.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 16" Intel (2019) | A2141 | €249.95 to €499.90 | €330.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 16" M1/M2/M3 (2021-2023) | A2485, A2780, A2991 | €289.95 to €679.90 | €359.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 16" M4 (2024) | A3186, A3403 | €339.95 to €679.90 | €359.90 | In stock |
| MacBook Pro 16" M5 Pro/Max (2026) | A3428, A3429 | €399.95 to €929.90 | — | On order |
Why 14 and 16-inch screens are the most expensive
- The technology. Since 2021, the 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros have a 120 Hz mini-LED screen with a notch: it is the most expensive part in the range. The 2012 to 2020 Intel Retina models are much cheaper, and the 2008 to 2012 Unibody models cheaper still.
- The size. Within the same generation, a 16-inch costs more than a 14-inch, and a 15-inch more than a 13-inch.
- The glass. On the M5 models, the screen comes with standard glass or with matte nano-texture glass, which costs more: choose the same as the original if you want to keep your Mac's look.
- The grade. The grade only describes appearance: every screen is tested and working, with the same warranty.
Complete screen or LCD panel only on a MacBook Pro
- On 2008 to 2012 Unibody models (A1278, A1286), the panel can be replaced on its own: it is the cheapest repair in the table.
- On Retina and Apple Silicon models, the panel is glued into a thin lid: for an individual, the complete assembly remains the safe choice.
- On the 2016-2017 13 and 15-inch MacBook Pros (A1706, A1707, A1708), the display cables are part of the assembly: in the event of “flexgate”, it is the complete assembly that needs replacing.
- Good to know: our catalogue uses the same panel for all 14-inch models from 2021 to 2024, and another for all 16-inch models from the same period. The complete assemblies, however, remain specific to each generation.
A complete assembly in grade C can cost less than a new panel: this is currently the case for MacBook Pro 13" M1/M2, MacBook Pro 16" M1/M2/M3, MacBook Pro 16" M4.
Three costly mistakes
- Confusing the M1 with the 2020 Intel models. The 13-inch MacBook Pro M1/M2 (A2338) and the 2020 Intel models (A2251, A2289) look alike, but their screens are different parts: check the number engraved on the underside of the Mac.
- Thinking the Touch Bar is part of the screen. It sits above the keyboard: replacing the screen will not fix a faulty Touch Bar.
- Forgetting the battery. Disconnect it before touching the display cables: a short circuit at that moment damages the logic board.
Do it yourself or use a workshop?
Replacing a complete assembly is doable if you work methodically: you open the bottom case, disconnect the battery, the cables and the antennas, then unscrew the hinges. The recent 14 and 16-inch models call for more care. On Apple Silicon Macs, macOS may then report an “unknown part”: this is not a fault.
Would you rather we took care of it? Our Paris workshop carries out the replacement on a quote basis. Mac repair in Paris, quote within 24 h
Frequently asked questions
How much does a 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 screen cost?
The complete screen for the 13-inch MacBook Pro M1/M2 (A2338) costs €147.45 to €294.90 depending on condition (price on 29/10/2026).
And for a 14-inch MacBook Pro M1 Pro?
For the 2021 to 2023 14-inch MacBook Pros (A2442, A2779, A2918, A2992), the complete screen costs €294.95 to €589.90 (price on 29/10/2026).
Is the Touch Bar included with the screen?
No. The Touch Bar is part of the top case around the keyboard, not the screen: it is replaced separately.
What is the cheapest MacBook Pro screen?
The one for the 2008 to 2012 13-inch Unibody MacBook Pros (A1278): €39.95 to €79.90 for the complete screen, and the LCD panel only from €39.90.
