I need to remove a cracked bezel on the bottom of a MacBook Air M1. I am wondering if it would be better to use the iOpener versus a hair dryer to safely remove the bezel, considering the display panel might be damaged by using too much heat (or by using too little heat - necessitating additional force to free the bezel).

Thoughts?

This is a big step for Apple. They improved security to fully protect their devices from tampering by rogue consumers who falsely believe that just because they purchase a device, they have some kind of right to upgrade or repair it. Apple knows full well that there is an ample supply of fools who will overlook this limitation because PURPLE.

Apple’s “obsession with audio quality” died when they quietly removed digital audio outputs from all of their devices in 2015.

Perhaps those chambers are Apple’s adaptation of a transmission line design to extend output in the lowest octaves.