FAQ

30-pin eDP – the main modern connector.
It is used on screens with resolutions up to 1920 x 1080. If your laptop was manufactured after 2014 and features screen resolution up to 1080p it is likely using this type of connector.
40-pin same physical connector standard but 3 different and incompatible signals
40-pin eDP Touch – used on newer laptops after 2015, the additional pins over the 30-pin eDP connector are needed for a bui

1.The warranty is 90 days after receiving the the screens
2.All potential manufacturer’s defects such as multi-dead pixels, lines, color or back-light fading are covered. Physical damage such as liquid spills, cracks, scratches, dents or impressions and other damage that occurred as a result of a physical blow or a drop is not covered by the warranty.

1.There’s A+,A,A1 and B grade for screens
2.The grade does not reflect the quality of the screen,it only shows the probability of a dead pixel on the screen.
3.A+ grade have no dead pixels on all screen, we will test the screen to make sure them flawless before we deliver.
4.A grade will have 10% chance of dead pixel screen
5.A1 grade will have 50%~80% chance of screens with dead pixel

How to choose the perfect screen for your laptop
Make sure the new screen has same size, resolution, connector type just like the old one.

We most choose DHL, UPS, etc.
And we will make delivery within 3 working days after the payment is done (normally send out in the day)

There are several factors to consider: Cost – It may or may not be economical to replace the screen. Typical rule-of-thumb is that if the cost of the repair is less than 50% of the purchase price of the laptop then it’s worth it.

A flat panel screen that uses the liquid crystal display (LCD) technology and connects to a computer. Laptops have used LCD screens almost exclusively, and the LCD monitor is the standard display screen for desktop computers.

If you don’t know a laptop screen’s gamut coverage, you can at least see if it is labeled as an IPS or TN display. Better-quality laptop screens use IPS (in-plane switching) technology, which offers better viewing angles and more vibrancy than standard TN (twisted nematic) panels.

LCD monitors tend to be cheaper and more readily available than LED displays, thanks to decades of standard-setting. Both make for a great gaming monitor. LED displays are newer, more expensive, and offer an improved picture quality, offering deeper blacks and improved color accuracy.

TN, or Twisted Nematic panels, are the oldest variety of LCD panels, but they’re still quite common even today. They’re cheap to produce, and they have very low input lag, which makes them appealing for gamers. They also support refresh rates of up to 240Hz, another plus for fast-paced environments.