Screen replacement
Should you purchase a apple screen or if possible a generic version of your phone. If so what’s up with how much or less the value and quality will be better or not
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Should you purchase a apple screen or if possible a generic version of your phone. If so what’s up with how much or less the value and quality will be better or not
Genuine Apple screens are always more expensive otherwise why would anyone consider a generic product?
But the lower price always comes with lower quality - usually touch is not accurate, stops working after a few months, or Face ID is disabled on iPhone X or newer.
Even though Apple gives you 90 days warranty, their screens are always the same quality as what came with the phone so they tend to last as long as it's not broken again.
Check prices here.
Genuine Apple screens are always more expensive otherwise why would anyone consider a generic product?
But the lower price always comes with lower quality - usually touch is not accurate, stops working after a few months, or Face ID is disabled on iPhone X or newer.
Even though Apple gives you 90 days warranty, their screens are always the same quality as what came with the phone so they tend to last as long as it's not broken again.
Check prices here.
You will lost the True Tone and possibly some other features of the screen depending on the quality of the display unit you buy and may be pestered with "Not a genuine display" messages.
Screen replacement