iPhone 15 Screen Repair

When it comes to iPhone screen repair, you have three choices: Aftermarket screens, Genuine displays with aftermarket touch glass (commonly called OEM screens), and Genuine Apple screens. Here are the differences:

Functionality:

• Aftermarket Screens: These may have slightly different brightness levels, color variations, or touch responsiveness compared to the original.
• OEM and Genuine Apple Screens: Both offer exceptional color accuracy, brightness, and overall display quality, ensuring a seamless user experience.

Quality and Durability:

• Aftermarket and OEM Screens: These are made with alternative materials, which may affect their long-term durability and resistance to minor wear and tear.
• Genuine Apple Screens:While they are made with durable materials and precise engineering, they still may not be fully immune to scratches, cracks, or impact damage over time. Designed for daily use, they can handle normal wear and tear, but long-term durability can vary.

A few years ago, Apple began encrypting iPhone parts, meaning that if an iPhone is repaired by an unauthorized repair shop, the phone will display an "unknown part" message, even if genuine parts are used (more details click here). This message typically appears when the screen, battery, or camera has been repaired by a third party.

What Can You Do?

• Apple Store or Authorized Dealer: If you are concerned about the "unknown part" message, the best option is to visit an Apple store or an authorized dealer.
• Trusted Repair Shop: If you do not mind the message and just want to get your damaged phone back to working condition, a trusted repair shop is a good choice.
  At Digicycle, we source only high-quality parts to repair our customers' phones, striving to provide the best experience possible. Our goal is to ensure our repair parts match the quality of genuine parts as closely as possible.