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FDX LITE

FDX LITE

FDX Lite es una pantalla in-cell de entrada con resolución HD, adecuada para reparaciones básicas dentro del segmento de precio bajo. Estas pantallas también se prueban rigurosamente para garantizar un funcionamiento estable y un rendimiento confiable, lo que convierte a FDX Lite en una opción práctica y controlada para aplicaciones orientadas al precio dentro del segmento in-cell.
Features FDX LITE
Pixel resolution High Definition (HD)
Refresh rate Fast response
Includes Camera holder, earpiece mesh and proximity bracket
Temperature Low and controlled
360° Polarized Supported
Oil resistant coating Supported
Anti-glare Supported
Front Glass Anti-dust and fingerprint oil
Inspection Tested before shipment
Warranty Covered
Service Pack
Service Pack las piezas son originales y fabricadas en un entorno certificado por el fabricante original del dispositivo.
Pulled
Pulled las piezas son 100% auténticas y provienen de dispositivos originales de segunda mano. Se someten a estrictas pruebas e inspecciones para garantizar la máxima calidad.
Refurbished
Refurbished las piezas han sido retiradas de un teléfono original de segunda mano, pero el cristal frontal ha sido reemplazado por un cristal equivalente al original, mientras que todos los demás materiales se han mantenido auténticos.
OEM-Equivalent
OEM-Equivalent las piezas están ensambladas profesionalmente por un tercero con componentes y materiales equivalentes a los del fabricante original. Se han probado en cuanto a funcionalidad básica y ofrecen una alternativa fiable para una reparación económica.
FDX ULTRA
FDX Ultra es una pantalla Soft OLED, lo que significa que está construida sobre un sustrato de plástico flexible (polímero) en lugar de vidrio. Esto da como resultado una pantalla más delgada, ligera y resistente a los golpes, con un ajuste óptimo durante la instalación.

FDX Ultra está disponible en variantes LTPS y LTPO. LTPS ofrece un rendimiento estable y fiable para la mayoría de las aplicaciones, mientras que LTPO es la tecnología OLED más avanzada del mercado, con una frecuencia de actualización variable y un rendimiento a la par de las pantallas profesionales (de gama alta) originales.
FDX PRO
FDX Pro es una pantalla OLED dura con calidad de imagen nítida, colores vivos y una respuesta táctil rápida y precisa. Gracias al diseño COF, ofrece un rendimiento confiable en el uso diario. Cada lote se prueba para garantizar estabilidad y uniformidad, de modo que los técnicos puedan contar con una calidad constante a un precio competitivo.
FDX ELITE
FDX Elite es una pantalla in-cell premium, desarrollada en colaboración con el fabricante para lograr una calidad óptima. La mejoramos continuamente gracias a los comentarios de nuestros clientes y a nuestra experiencia. Esta pantalla es nuestra opción más cara, pero ofrece la calidad y el servicio necesarios para una experiencia del cliente sin preocupaciones.
FDX PRIME
FDX Prime es una solución estándar in-cell confiable, proveniente directamente de fabricantes cuidadosamente seleccionados. Las pantallas cumplen con altos estándares de calidad in-cell y se prueban rigurosamente para garantizar un rendimiento consistente, fiabilidad y durabilidad a largo plazo. FDX Prime es adecuado para uso profesional diario dentro del segmento in-cell.
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LTPO vs LTPS: Why Soft OLED Displays Differ in Price

03-11-2026 • Tiempo de lectura: 6 min

LTPO vs LTPS: Why Soft OLED Displays Differ in Price

When purchasing Soft OLED displays, you may notice significant price differences between suppliers. But do you also check whether the display uses LTPO or LTPS technology? This difference can have a major impact on quality, performance, and price.

Discover why it is important to compare both technologies, how to identify them, and why Foneday deliberately distinguishes between them.

Why Is Comparing Prices Alone Not Enough?

When purchasing Soft OLED displays, price often plays an important role. However, it is important to look beyond just the price tag. Both LTPO and LTPS displays are available on the market. Although both fall under the Soft OLED category, they are not technically the same. Here are the key differences:

LTPO: supports a variable refresh rate, allowing for more efficient energy consumption.

LTPS: generally operates at a fixed refresh rate and is more cost-effective to produce.

As a result, an LTPS display may be cheaper than an LTPO display, even though you are not comparing exactly the same product. That is why it is important to check which display technology is being offered when comparing prices.

👉 Want to learn more about the technical differences? Read our blog: LTPO vs LTPS: What Is the Difference Between These Display Technologies?

Why Does Foneday Distinguish Between LTPO and LTPS?

The market does not always clearly indicate whether a Soft OLED display uses LTPO or LTPS technology. This can make it difficult to properly compare different displays and their prices.

At Foneday, we deliberately distinguish between these technologies. This way, as a professional repair technician, you know exactly which display technology you are purchasing and can make the right choice for your repairs.

This offers several benefits:

  • More clarity about the technology you are purchasing

  • Fairer price comparisons between different displays

  • More informed choices based on your customer's budget and preferences

By clearly distinguishing between these technologies, we want to prevent you from comparing an LTPS display with an LTPO display as if they were the same product.

LTPO vs LTPS

How Can You Tell the Difference Between LTPO and LTPS?

The difference between LTPO and LTPS is not always easy to identify with the naked eye. Even for experienced repair technicians, it can be difficult to immediately determine which technology a display uses.

When comparing both displays side by side, you may notice some small differences.


  • Color reproduction: depending on the display, colors may appear slightly different.

  • Screen bezels: some LTPO displays have slightly thinner black borders.

  • Appearance: without a close comparison, the differences are often barely noticeable.


However, these visual characteristics are not enough to determine with certainty whether a display uses LTPO or LTPS technology. That is why Foneday clearly indicates which display technology you are purchasing on our website. In addition, our displays have a sticker on the back indicating whether they use LTPO or LTPS technology.


This way, you know exactly which display technology you are getting, both before placing your order and when receiving the product.

When Should You Choose LTPO or LTPS?

The most suitable display technology depends on the device, your customer's budget, and their expectations.

LTPO: For customers who value performance.

LTPO is an excellent choice when your customer values a smooth display experience and efficient energy consumption. Thanks to its variable refresh rate, the display can adapt to the content being shown, provided the device supports this functionality.

LTPS: For customers looking for a more affordable alternative.

Does your customer have a limited budget? Then LTPS may be a suitable choice. LTPS displays are generally more affordable and offer an alternative for repairs where price plays an important role. Both technologies have their own advantages. By understanding the differences, you can better advise your customers on the available options.

LTPO and LTPS Displays at Foneday

At Foneday, we deliberately distinguish between LTPO and LTPS, so you know exactly which display technology you are purchasing. In addition, we offer the most affordable LTPO displays on the market. This allows you to benefit from high-quality display technology at a competitive price, without compromising on the advantages of LTPO.

Whether you choose LTPO or LTPS, at Foneday you will find the right display quality for your repairs.

👉 Explore our LTPO range.

👉 Explore our LTPS range.

Conclusion

A lower price does not automatically mean you are purchasing the same Soft OLED display at a cheaper price. The difference may lie in the display technology being used. LTPO and LTPS each have their own characteristics and price ranges. That is why, when comparing displays, it is important to consider not only the price but also the technology being offered.

At Foneday, we deliberately make this distinction clear, so you know exactly what you are purchasing and can offer your customers the right display quality for their needs.

Do you have questions about LTPO, LTPS, or which display quality is best suited for your repairs? Feel free to contact our Support Team. We are happy to help!

FAQ

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About LTPO and LTPS Soft OLED Displays

What is the difference between LTPO and LTPS Soft OLED displays?

The main difference lies in the refresh rate and energy consumption. LTPO displays support a variable refresh rate, allowing for more efficient energy consumption. LTPS displays generally operate at a fixed refresh rate and are often more affordable. Both technologies are used in Soft OLED displays.

Why are some Soft OLED displays cheaper than others?

Price differences between Soft OLED displays can be caused by the technology being used. An LTPS display is generally cheaper to produce than an LTPO display. That is why it is important to check which technology is being offered when comparing prices, so you can compare equivalent displays.

How do I know if my Soft OLED display uses LTPO or LTPS?

The difference between LTPO and LTPS is not always visible to the naked eye. That is why Foneday clearly indicates which technology is being used, and our displays have an LTPO or LTPS sticker on the back. This way, you know exactly which display technology you are purchasing.

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