iPhone-compatible screens: understanding their differences

• In-Cell HD displays are a cost-effective solution for entry-level repairs. With a standard resolution, they offer decent brightness, but are limited in terms of colour fidelity and viewing angles. Their power consumption is slightly higher than that of original OLED displays due to their constant backlight, which can have a slight impact on battery life. These displays are ideal for users looking for a functional option at a lower price, particularly for older devices or less demanding uses.

• Alcalian In-Cell displays are positioned as an improved version of HD displays, offering better brightness and more vivid colours. They offer a higher resolution, which guarantees a more pleasant viewing experience for users. Thanks to these characteristics, Alcalian displays are an excellent choice for mid-range repairs, where a balance between quality and cost is essential. Their overall performance makes them suitable for recent devices requiring an improved display without reaching the price of OLED technologies.

• In-Cell LTPS displays represent the most advanced LCD technology in the In-Cell range. They offer high resolution and improved energy efficiency, enabling a sharp and precise display while optimizing battery consumption. Colours are more accurate, contrasts are more pronounced, and viewing angles are significantly wider, approaching those of OLED displays. These displays are ideal for mid- to high-end device repairs, especially for customers looking for near-original quality at a competitive price.

• Hard OLED screens use a rigid glass substrate, allowing them to combine vibrant colours with good brightness, while remaining attractively priced. Thanks to their OLED technology, these screens offer deep blacks and superior contrast compared to LCD screens, thus improving the viewing experience. However, their rigidity makes them slightly more fragile and they will be less resistant if the device is dropped. Hard OLED screens are ideal for repairs of recent models where good value for money is required, while still offering satisfactory visual performance.

• Soft OLED screens are as close as possible to original quality thanks to their flexible substrate. This flexibility not only improves their durability during installation, but also contributes to a perfect fit on devices, reducing the risk of failure. In terms of performance, they are distinguished by faithful colours, deep blacks, and excellent contrasts, providing an immersive visual experience. Although slightly more expensive than Hard OLEDs, Soft OLED screens are particularly recommended for high-end repairs or for demanding users wishing to restore screen quality comparable to that of original devices.

Original iPhone screens: for demanding customers

• Refurbished screens are original screens that have been recovered and restored. Our ReLife brand refurbished screens stand out thanks to their ultra-strict technical specifications. Unlike other refurbished screens, we are committed to maintaining all original components, thus guaranteeing display quality and performance strictly identical to a new screen. Only the glass is replaced with the greatest care, thus preserving the durability and reliability specific to original Apple screens. This technical choice places ReLife as the benchmark in terms of quality and eco-responsibility, offering a high-end alternative for premium repairs while significantly reducing the environmental impact.
• Service Pack displays , supplied by Apple or one of its authorized manufacturers, guarantee optimal quality and durability. The colours and fluidity are perfect, but the very high cost and limited availability reserve them mainly for premium customers who demand impeccable quality. These displays come with the proximity sensor and are the only ones that can be recognized under iOS 18 as original displays.