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Got new Retina MacBook Pro, Microfiber Cloth Qu...

I bought my new rMBP 15" 3 weeks ago.

Today I took out the microfiber cloth that came with the Macbook, as the display was dusty and I had a few smudges on it.

I care about quality and do not want to harm my MacBook...

Does Apple sell replacement microfiber cloths identical to the ones that came with the rMBP?

In the past I have been using Eco-Fused cloths on my prior MacBook (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A7P2JGQ/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8 &psc=1)

Could someone with some knowledge on this be able to tell me if these Eco-Fused cloths are just as good as the one that came with the MacBook, or if I am able to actually purchase more of the ones that came with the MacBook from Apple, and how I would go about it?

The one coming with the MacBook seems to have cleaned the computer very well. I hope that the Eco-Fused cloths are of equal quality, as I do have a few unopened packages of them, but I want to only use what is best for my MacBook, as not to scratch or damage it.

I was able to clean my MacBook with the enclosed cloth without any solution and it looks amazing.

From Clean your Apple products - Apple Support

To clean the screen on your MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air, first shut down the computer and unplug the power adapter. Then use a damp, soft, lint-free cloth.

There is no need to use anything else.

Thank you.

You say a damp, soft, lint-free cloth.

I have just used the microfiber cloth that came with my new Retina MacBook Pro.

At the same time, in one of my desk drawers, I have one unopened package of cloths by Eco-Fused, as well as another container of Eco-Fused cloths that has been opened.

Would you kindly review this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A7P2JGQ/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8 &psc=1

And then let me know if you feel like those are suitable for cleaning the Retina MacBook Pro?

I just got it three weeks ago and I cannot afford to have it harmed, especially the display. I am both a college student and a professional graphics and web designer, and cannot have a harmed display nor can I have to wait (even though its usually 3-5 days) to have my MacBook serviced in the event I mess up the screen.

I appreciate and value your time greatly.

If you don't want to harm your Mac, don't use cleaning products not recommended by Apple. I provided Apple's only existing recommendation.

I hope you don't mind, but I am going to ask a site Host to review your question for its compliance with this site's Terms of Use. I am frequently asked to review various products and post Amazon reviews for them, usually in exchange for some form of compensation. For a variety of reasons I do not consider those requests appropriate, and I never accept such offers.

I am not alleging any sort of impropriety on your part, so please don't take it personally. Any decision to edit or delete your post will be theirs, not mine.

That is fine. I am not in a position to offer compensation for your looking at the webpage and taking a few moments of your time or reading something into it as to of it is a good product to be using or not - I've used them in the past, but I would like someone with more hardware expertise to give me an answer. As I have said, if you could do it as a favor (for no charge), I would appreciate it, as would probably many others.

My background is solely in software (both using and the development of) and graphics / web.

No worries. Apologies in advance.

Ive just bought a mac book pro and not recieved any apple cloth but i did with my old imac. I was gutted when i sold the cloth with the imac and wish i could get one

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