Customer loyalty is a very fickle thing indeed! All it takes for a well-respected company, such as a smartphone manufacturer or distributor, to lose customer trust is a few defective or sub-standard products. Once a customer experiences a non-compliant product, such as a broken cell phone LCD or cracked device screen, they’ll never trust their retailer or distributor again.

Building user trust is essential if you are a seller, distributor or dealer of iPhones and related accessories. It is also the key to success if you are involved in 3^rd party manufacturing and assembling activities for those products. And that’s why sourcing the right Apple parts is of paramount importance.

So, how does one balance these two priorities?

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Whether you are a large iPhone distributor, a busy re-seller of the world’s most popular smartphone, or a retailer of iPhones, you probably know where the devices’ vulnerabilities lie: It’s the LCD screens! Because it comprises the largest exposed mass of the device, it is more prone to complaints and customer dissatisfaction that other components like, say, the charging ports.

So, if you are looking for iPhone screens wholesale, to support your large customer base when their OEM screens get scratched, cracked broken, you need to make some strategic sourcing decisions. Here are some secrets to help you get the most effective iPhone LCD screens available today.

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Apple discharged the iPhone XR in October 2018, promoting it as the financial plan well-disposed form of the iPhone X. Despite the fact that the iPhone XR is more moderate than more up to date iPhone models like the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, Apple positively didn't hold back out when planning this gadget. Beneath we survey a few of the iPhone XR highlights that you're certain to adore!

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Both original and replacement iPhone screens are manufactured using a variety of material structures and techniques. By better understanding the material structure and manufacturing process, you can confidently choose the right screen for your needs, taking into account the advantages and disadvantages of each option.

You might be confused by different kinds of China made iPhone LCD brands. On the market, now for iPhone 6 China Made iPhone LCDs, there are around 11 brands. For iPhone 5 series, there are about 5-6 brands.

Creating a high-quality copy screen can be a challenge and is not as easy as most people may think. Simply having the right equipment and parts, such as LCDs (TM, AUO, IVO,etc.), glasses, frames, polarizers, backlights and so on, is not enough. It takes deep technical knowledge and experience. Let’s see how a copy screen is actually made.

As more and more China-made iPhone screens flow into the market, have you got confused by the various qualities and prices? In the previous post titled as “Cheaper or Poorer? An Overview of Chinese iPhone 6 Screens“, we emphatically introduce two Chinese full-fledged LCD panel vendors named JDF(BOE) and LT(IVO) in detail in respect of Appearance and Function. And it was followed by another article titled “Which is the most cost-effective China made iPhone 6 LCD?“  which made advanced analysis among 3 mainstream brands.

As more and more China-made iPhone LCD screens flooded the market as the time went on, you may be confused by their different kinds/brands or qualities. For those China made LCD screens, most of you may be familiar with Tianma, Longteng, Jingdongfang. For Longteng/LT, its official name is IVO, and Jingdongfang/JDF for BOE. The rest are Shenchao, Innolux, AUO(Taiwan Brand), JDB etc.

The LCD screen can always be a fragile part compared with other parts within your phone. Once it’s cracked, you have no way but to repair it. With Apple support, you get an Original (OEM) LCD Screen with a high price. With a repair shop, you are most likely to get a China made LCD screen with a much lower price. Yes, because of the lack of iPhone original LCD screens, more and more independent repair shops have turned to China – the world’s factory for replacement parts. Tagged as less expensive than OEM products, China-made LCD screen stands for a potentially worthwhile choice.

Recently many people complained that they can’t see the iPhone screen when wearing a polarized sunglasses after replacing the China made iPhone screen and they thought the problems maybe lie in the China made screens quality. In order to figure out why exactly did this happen, we’ve collected some information to share with you to explain this issue briefly.

The supply chain of iPhone screen in China can be integrated with a diversified display assembly market. With the belief of “Quality Above All”, IphoneLCD.net has been working on the technical analyzing and test of diversified display assemblies all the time. We will start with the black screen phenomenon resulted by polarized sunglasses and iPhone, or specifically speak, Aftermarket/China-made iPhone screens. Let’s run polarized sunglasses and iPhone test and solution at the same time.

Apple launched the most expensive cellphone, iPhone X, last year, the price starts at $999. The OLED screen used makes the price of iPhone X much higher than other iPhone that with the LCD screen. But to reduce the iPhone X screen repair cost, the aftermarket LCD screen has come out by the Chinese factory. Here let’s check the difference between OEM and aftermarket iPhone X screen.

As we all know, the aftermarket screens in the market are using G+F or G+G glass these two kinds of iPhone front glasses. Today let me show you what they are. When talking about G+G or G+F, it refers to one kind of technology that is used to make touch panel. Here is how it looks like.

Most people may think that if they have machines and buy LCD(TM,AUO,IVO etc.)and others spare parts such as glass, frame, polarizer, backlight and so on, they can produce a copy screen.But is it as simply as imagine?