Practical guides on identifying, choosing and replacing laptop LCD screens — for repair shops, refurbishers and wholesalers. Not sure which panel you need? Check compatibility or send us your model.
New A-grade, refurbished and pull laptop screens differ in price, lifespan and risk. Here is what each means and what repair shops and refurbishers should buy.
Read guide →The BOE NV156FHM family covers dozens of 15.6-inch Full HD panels. Here is how the suffixes like NX3, N4K and N48 differ and how to pick the right…
Read guide →Whether you can swap a 60Hz laptop panel for a 120Hz or 144Hz one depends on the connector, cable and motherboard. Here is how to check compatibility before…
Read guide →How repair shops and refurbishers source laptop LCD panels wholesale direct from China - grades to know, what to check, and how to order efficiently.
Read guide →A step-by-step guide to replacing a laptop screen in 30-60 minutes - tools, the full procedure, and how to fix the most common problems.
Read guide →How to choose surface finish and touch type for a replacement laptop screen - glossy vs matte, and why touch and non-touch panels are never interchangeable.
Read guide →HD, FHD, 2K and 4K laptop resolutions explained in pixels and real use - and why you should match your original resolution when replacing a screen.
Read guide →eDP vs LVDS and 30-pin vs 40-pin connectors decoded - the number-one reason a correct-size laptop screen still doesn't fit, and how to match yours.
Read guide →Three reliable ways to find your laptop's exact LCD panel model number - from the label on the back to decoding the code - so you order the…
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