When choosing a replacement screen for your iPhone, several options are available, each with varying features, quality, and performance levels. Here’s an overview of the different types of replacement screens available—Standard, Premium, and Premium Plus—and what you can expect from each.

Screen Material and Quality

1. Standard Replacement Screens:

   • Material: TFT LCD, a basic technology compared to the original.
   • Thickness: Adds 30%-50% extra thickness compared to OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) screens.
   • Brightness: Delivers around 70% of the original screen's brightness.
   • Impact Resistance: Offers medium resistance to impact and pressure.

2. Premium Replacement Screens:

   • Material: OLED, providing better display quality than TFT LCD.
   • Thickness: Approximately 15% thicker than OEM screens.
   • Brightness: Reaches up to 85% of the OEM brightness level.
   • Impact Resistance: Has a lower resistance to impact, making it more vulnerable to damage.

3. Premium Plus Replacement Screens:

   • Material: Soft OLED, closely resembling the original iPhone display in quality and flexibility.
   • Thickness: Only about 5% thicker than OEM, making it the closest match.
   • Brightness: Achieves up to 95% of the original brightness.
   • Impact Resistance: High resistance to impact, providing durability against everyday wear and tear.

Power Consumption

Power consumption differs across these screen types:

• Standard: Consumes 30%-50% more power than the OEM, leading to faster battery drain.
• Premium: Uses about 10% more power, which is still relatively efficient.
• Premium Plus: Matches the OEM in power efficiency, ensuring optimal battery life.

Special Features for iPhone Models

For iPhone 13 Pro and newer:

• High Refresh Rate: None of the replacement screens support a high refresh rate.
• Tap-to-Wake: Inconsistent on Standard and Premium screens, while consistently responsive on Premium Plus screens.

For iPhone 13 Pro Max and newer:

• High Refresh Rate: Only the Premium Plus option offers high refresh rate compatibility.
• Tap-to-Wake: Like the Pro models, only the Premium Plus option provides consistent tap-to-wake functionality.

Warranty and Final Considerations

Each screen type comes with a limited warranty:

• Standard: 30-day warranty.
• Premium: 90-day warranty.
• Premium Plus: 180-day warranty, offering the best coverage.

Important Note: These replacement screens are not genuine or original versions, so there may be subtle differences in quality, appearance, and performance. Although efforts are made to provide a high-quality experience, minor variations from the authentic Apple screens should be anticipated.