Not all replacement parts are equal. Here's an honest breakdown of every part type we use — so you can make an informed decision about your repair.
When you get a screen replaced, there are three main types of panels available. Each has different quality, price, and performance characteristics.
OEM parts are made by the same manufacturers that supply Apple, Samsung, and other brands directly. They are identical to the screen that came in your phone when it was new.
OLED screens produce light from individual pixels, giving you deep blacks, vivid colors, and high contrast. Used in all iPhone X and newer, Samsung Galaxy S series, and premium Android devices.
LCD screens use a backlight to illuminate pixels. They're reliable, bright, and are found in older iPhones (8 and older), budget Android devices, and most iPads.
We use OEM or OEM-equivalent batteries with the correct capacity rating for your device. Cheap aftermarket batteries can swell, overheat, and damage your phone.
Camera modules are complex. We use OEM or OEM-equivalent camera assemblies to preserve full photo quality, video stabilization, and Night Mode functionality.
Charging ports handle thousands of plug cycles. We use durable OEM-grade port assemblies that won't loosen or fail prematurely like cheap aftermarket parts.
Before every repair, we tell you exactly what type of part we're using and why. You always have the choice. We never use low-quality parts without your knowledge — and we never will.
You'll always know whether we're using OEM, OLED, or LCD — and what the difference means for your device.
Not everyone needs the most expensive part. We'll help you decide what makes sense for your device and how long you plan to keep it.
Every single repair — regardless of part type — is covered by our 30-day warranty on parts and labor. Same issue comes back, we fix it free.
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