verizon iphone 4 lcd touch screen digitizer replacement price

This is the CMDA iPhone 4 LCD and touch screen digitizer assembly for Verizon and Sprint versions of the iPhone 4. The assembly includes the LCD screen, touch screen glass digitizer, and mid frame. These are all pre attached and ready to install into your Verizon CDMA version iPhone 4.

This is a perfect replacement for damaged touch screens, display issues with the LCD screen, and damaged mid frames. Replacing the touch screen will resolve issues with sensitivity, broken, shattered, and scratched digitizers. The replacement LCD screen will resolve problems like discoloration, dead pixels, and LCD bleeding within the display.

With your order we will include a FREE safe open pry tool to assist with disassembly and a step by step instructional guide to safely and quickly repair your iPhone 4. For steps of this repair, visit our online Repair Guide for the iPhone 4!

Retina display, 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display, 960-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 ppi, 800:1 contrast ratio (typical), 500 cd/m2 max brightness (typical).

Retina display, 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display, 960-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 ppi, 800:1 contrast ratio (typical), 500 cd/m2 max brightness (typical).

Apple"s OEM suppliers won"t sell iphone parts to anybody but Apple Inc. But in China some Apple sales agencies want to earn more money. They will sell Apple products in 2 ways: one is selling them with quality guarantee in higher prices, the other is selling them without any quality guarantee in lower prices(trust me, there are still many customer want to buy iphone this way with cheaper price in China). In the case of the second ways of selling iphones, they will replace some major iphone parts before selling. Normally they will replace iphone LCD screen assembly, iphone battery, iphone back cover, iphone dock connector cable with cheaper copy ones. And they will sell out these original iphone parts to someone else to earn money. Now if you take a wild guess you maybe understand why we can offer our customers original iphone parts.

Apart from the differences in wireless technology, the Verizon version of the iPhone 4 is essentially identical to the existing (GSM-spec) iPhone 4, the fourth iteration of Apple"s cellphone line. It is differentiated from earlier generations by having a squarish physical appearance, glass for both front and back panels, and a steel frame that doubles as reception antennas.

Difficulty with repairing the iPhone 4 depends on which part of the phone fails. The front panel glass is fused to the LCD and digitizer, which means that the glass can no longer be repaired or replaced individually. Users who accidentally shatter the iPhone 4"s front panel will have to replace all three (as a single unit) in order to successfully repair their iPhone 4. The back panel, however, is replaceable by unscrewing two screws and sliding up the panel.

Replacing the battery, on the other hand, will be easily accomplished -- even though Apple ascertains that no parts within the iPhone 4 are user-serviceable. To replace the battery, the user can follow iFixit"s battery replacement guide to remove the back panel and disconnect the battery.

A purported image of an iPhone 5 part has appeared on a Chinese reseller of Apple parts’ website. Specifically, this part may be the digitizer panel for the fifth generation iPhone’s touch screen. The part’s design appears to be similar to that of the one found on the current iPhone 4, and past iPhone models, but the screen cutout of the panel appears to be much larger. No measurements for this cutout have been posted, but the cutout could be for a four-inch display, and this matches up with reports from Apple’s production lines in Asia.

Apple is said to be working on a “completely re-designed” iPhone for debut in Summer 2011 with a four-inch display to take on the larger screens found on some of the latest smartphones running Google’s Android operating system. Apple’s next generation iPhone is said to cost less and might feature a new integrated SIM card to be easily configurable on any supported carrier. The iPhone 5 may also carry an upgraded A4 processor, already dubbed the A5 chip, in addition to a new Gobi WWAN chip already found in the Verizon iPhone, designed to work on both CDMA and GSM networks.

The purported iPhone digitizer (above) also appears to have a thinner bezel on all sides: right, left, top, and bottom. This matches up well with a well-sourced report claiming that the next smartphone from Apple will feature an edge-to-edge display. This would allow Apple to increase the display’s size, while keeping the actual device’s size the same or even smaller. Information about this rumored display’s resolution is yet to surface, but one concept pegs the rumored 4 inch display to stay “Retina” with the new bottom portion being a stationary control switch bar for iOS multitasking.