After installing this OLED display with a movable IC, the repair is completed quickly, and the visual experience is identical to that of an original screen.
With a wide color spectrum, high brightness, and flawless touch response, the MP display brings your phone back to life.
Compatible with True Tone and free of warning messages, thanks to the included OEM pads and dummy chip.
EEPROM transfer is not required, but can be requested.
It offers excellent value for money and comes with a 10-year warranty (*).
(*) The 10-year warranty is our commitment that our products are manufactured to the highest quality standards.
Features:
- OLED with G+F structure - Flexible, shock-resistant screen that is easy to install
- Movable IC - Supports True Tone and eliminates the "Unknown Screen" message
- Dummy chip included - Ready to install; EEPROM optional upon request
- Super Retina FHD - QHD (2K) resolution, 458 PPI for clear, vivid images
- DCI-P3 color gamut - Rich, saturated colors for an immersive experience
- 360-degree anti-glare - Optimal clarity from any angle, even in bright light
- Oleophobic coating - Resistant to fingerprints and dirt
- Precise touch response - Ideal for gaming and smooth everyday use
- 9H reinforced glass - High protection against scratches and impacts
- 9D full-cover design - Curved edges with no gaps or dust
- Compatible with True Tone and 3D Touch - Works just like an original screen
- 1:1 installation - Fits perfectly, with no modifications or additional adjustments
- By following the correct installation method, you can remove the "Unknown Part" or "Important Display Message" alerts.
- iOS 15 and later: this method no longer works, even if the firmware is reset or reinitialized. In this case, the original EEPROM must be transferred to the new display.
- The information below is useful for ensuring that the True Tone function is restored correctly:
- True Tone can be restored using the following programmers: DL R100 / R100P / R200, REFOX RP30, or JCID V1SE.
- It is essential to save the original screen data to the programmer before replacing the chip. Otherwise, the True Tone function may fail.
