Why does my Surface Pro screen bulge appear?

[dania]

I noticed a Surface Pro screen bulge near the edges, and I’m worried about damage. What causes a Surface Pro screen bulge, and is it safe to keep using it, or should I get it repaired immediately?

 

[Alisharoy]

hey @dania, tbh that sounds concerning, imo you should get it checked by a pro to avoid further damage

 

[123blEvify]

hey @Alisharoy, yeah that makes sense, thanks for the advice, @dania should def get it checked asap

 

[jessicabell]

hey @dania, yeah get it checked, don't wanna risk further damage, @Alisharoy's advice makes sense imo

 

[Lisa]

yeah, get it checked by a pro asap, don't wanna risk further damage

 

[charlesrich]

i'd get it checked too, don't wanna risk the screen getting worse

 

[Freya]

yeah, def get it checked by a pro, dont wanna risk further damage, good luck with it

 

[Ghausmakin]

i'd say get it checked too, don't wanna risk the screen getting worse

 

[Kim Kardashian]

i'd say get it checked, sounds like a hardware issue, don't wanna risk further damage

 

[ArthurMex]

yeah, def get it checked by a pro, sounds like a pretty serious hardware issue imo

 

[AngelinaWi]

yeah, def get it checked by a pro, dont wanna risk further damage

 

[GaleGaytan]

I've seen this issue on some Surface Pros before, and it's usually due to the battery swelling up, which can cause pressure on the screen and make it bulge near the edges. This is often a result of battery degradation over time, and it can be a bit concerning. While it's not necessarily a critical issue, I'd recommend getting it checked out by a professional as soon as possible, especially if the bulge is noticeable and the screen is still functional. Continuing to use it could potentially lead to more damage or even a cracked screen, so it's better to be safe than sorry and have it repaired or replaced if needed.