Replacement Part Types
One laptop model can be manufactured with different display options:
- non-touch screen,
- on-cell touch display,
- touch screen display assembly (digitizer layer glued on top of the screen).
Displays can be replaced only by a screen with matching display technology and specifications.
IPS LCD and OLED are not cross-compatible!
- Original IPS LCD → replace with IPS LCD only (info)
- Original OLED → replace with OLED only (info)
- Frameless Matrix (usually found in MacBooks) (info)
On-cell Touch Display must be replaced only by a Display with an embedded touch panel. (info)
Touch Screen Display Assembly has a separate digitizer layer on top of the screen and can be replaced (from easy to hard) by:
- Display Assembly (Complete Top Lid) (info)
- Screen + Touch Digitizer + Bezel (info)
- Screen + Touch Digitizer (info)
- Screen (info) combined with Touch Digitizer + Bezel (info)
- Screen (info) combined with Touch Digitizer (info)
Schematics for laptops with touchscreen display Assembly option:
- non-touch screen,
- on-cell touch display,
- touch screen display assembly (digitizer layer glued on top of the screen).
Displays can be replaced only by a screen with matching display technology and specifications.
IPS LCD and OLED are not cross-compatible!
- Original IPS LCD → replace with IPS LCD only (info)
- Original OLED → replace with OLED only (info)
- Frameless Matrix (usually found in MacBooks) (info)
On-cell Touch Display must be replaced only by a Display with an embedded touch panel. (info)
Touch Screen Display Assembly has a separate digitizer layer on top of the screen and can be replaced (from easy to hard) by:
- Display Assembly (Complete Top Lid) (info)
- Screen + Touch Digitizer + Bezel (info)
- Screen + Touch Digitizer (info)
- Screen (info) combined with Touch Digitizer + Bezel (info)
- Screen (info) combined with Touch Digitizer (info)
Schematics for laptops with touchscreen display Assembly option:
last updated March 18, 2026