“How much for an iPhone screen?” is the question we hear most at our Bhangagarh counter — and the honest answer is always “which iPhone, and which screen?” This guide explains what actually moves the price, so you can compare quotes intelligently instead of just choosing the lowest number.
The four things that determine the price
1. Your iPhone model
The panel is the single biggest cost driver. A budget-model LCD costs a fraction of a 16 Pro Max OLED with ProMotion. As a rule: newer and bigger means more expensive, and Pro models cost meaningfully more than their non-Pro siblings because of the 120Hz always-on panels.
2. The panel grade you choose
For most models there is more than one legitimate option:
| Option | What it is | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Original pull | Genuine Apple panel recovered from another phone | Best quality, higher price, limited supply |
| High-grade aftermarket OLED | Third-party OLED built to match | Very good daily experience at a lower price |
| Aftermarket LCD (for OLED phones) | LCD substitute panel | Cheapest, but thicker blacks, dimmer, higher battery draw |
A shop that quotes one price without telling you which of these you’re getting is not doing you a favour — the “cheap” quote is usually the bottom row.
3. Hidden damage
A cracked screen from a drop often travels with company: a bent frame that will stress the new panel, a damaged back glass, or connector damage. This is why final quotes come after diagnosis. At iFix Guwahati the diagnosis is free, and the quote you approve is the price you pay.
4. What’s included after the swap
A proper screen replacement includes function testing — touch across the whole panel, True Tone, Face ID, proximity sensor, call speaker — and a warranty on the new part. Bottom-rupee quotes often skip both.
How to get an accurate quote fast
WhatsApp us at iFix Guwahati with your exact model (Settings → General → About) and a photo of the damage. That’s enough for a close estimate and the panel options for your phone. The final price is confirmed at the free diagnosis, before any work starts.
Is it worth repairing at all?
Almost always yes for iPhone 11 and newer — a screen costs far less than replacing the phone, and modern iPhones stay useful for years. For older models it depends on the phone’s overall health; we’ll tell you honestly when a repair doesn’t make sense. See our guide on repair vs replacement for how to think about it.
