To determine if your iPhone has an original screen, you can follow these steps:
- Check for Display Quality: Original screens typically have better brightness, contrast, and color accuracy compared to aftermarket screens. Look for any color discrepancies, dimness, or blurriness that might indicate a non-original part.
- Verify Touch Responsiveness: Original iPhone screens have smooth touch sensitivity and responsiveness. If you’re experiencing delays or issues with touch gestures, it might be an aftermarket screen.
- Look for Apple Logos or Labels: If you’ve opened the device (or if you have access to the original repair documentation), original screens may have specific Apple branding or identification labels on the connectors or the screen itself.
- Use the Diagnostic Tool: Some third-party apps or tools can help diagnose whether the screen is original. These might test various functions of the display and let you know if there are potential issues.
- Check for True Tone and Night Shift Functions: If your device supports these features and they don’t function properly, it could indicate a non-original screen.
- Inspect for Physical Differences: If you have a way to compare the screen to a known original screen (either from another device or the original packaging), look for differences in dimensions, colors around the edges, and overall build quality.
- Professional Inspection: Visiting an authorized Apple service provider can give you a definitive answer. They have the tools and expertise to verify whether your screen is original.
- Warranty and Repair History: Check if the device has been repaired before. If it was repaired by an unauthorized third party, there’s a possibility that the screen is not original.
Remember, if you suspect any repair issues or if the screen is not functioning properly, visiting a certified repair center or Apple Store is the best option for a professional evaluation.
