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what is the diffence between these two parts?
Why is the second one $20 more?
which is recommended for Iphone 5s?
iPhone 5s LCD Screen and Digitizer - $ 39.95
iPhone 5s/SE LCD Screen and Digitizer - Choice - $ 59.95
I want to replace my iphone 5S screen. So, can I use SE screen?
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There is no reason to use a SE screen on a 5s. If your phone is a iPhone 5S always take the iPhone 5S screen over an iPhone SE.
And yes you can use a iPhone SE screen if you want to but you will just end up paying more for the same result.
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So I can take the screen off my se and put it on my 5s ??
Yep they are compatible.
If for whatever reason the proximity sensor or microphone do no work properly after the replacement you will need to transfer the front camera assembly.
I have tested original screens vice-versa and I can verify that the 5S front cam and display both original work on a iPhone SE, can't say that the front cam assembly from the SE will work on a 5S though.
Here’s the deal.
It’s the aftermarket fake 5S screen that won’t work on an SE.That was during a time when Apple was sneakily tweaking software too disable compatibility with fake screens and batteries and as long as your on iOS 12/13 you don’t gotta stress it.
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iFixit completed its customary teardown of Apple's latest iPhone yesterday, and it turns out that the similarities between the iPhone SE and the iPhone 5S don't stop at the design. Most of the repair procedures for the new phone are substantially identical to the procedures for the old phone, and in fact the two share a number of identical components: the entire display assembly—including the LCD and digitizer, front camera, earpiece speaker, and proximity sensor—is interchangeable, as are the speaker assembly, vibration motor, and SIM tray.
The shared components mean that shops already set up to repair the iPhone 5S should have no problem repairing the SE, and that you should have no problem finding compatible components from iFixit or other sources for do-it-yourself repairs. One major exception is the battery, which uses a different connector than the one in the 5S—you'll need to buy a SE-specific battery to repair the SE, and you can't give your 5S a minor battery boost by replacing its 1560mAh battery with the SE's 1624mAh version (it's only a four percent increase—you'll live).
It also highlights one of the downsides to buying an SE: the display panel is exactly the same as the one in the 5S, which means no improvements to brightness, color gamut, contrast, or any of the other small advancements Apple worked into the iPhone 6 and 6S. It's not that the 5S/SE display is bad, it just isn't as good as what you'll get in the flagships.
The iPhone SE gets a six out of ten repairability score from iFixit—Apple's most popular product remains by far its most repairable, a weird reversal from four or five years ago (it says more about the way the Mac has changed over the last few years than anything else). Our full review of the iPhone SE will run early next week, and in the meantime, you can check out iFixit's entire teardown here.
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we normally see that the iPhone 5s original lcds are compatible with the SE but if is a copy lcd will no show any image on the screen of the SE it will work for the 5s only so if you are going to do the replacement f the SE i suggest to buy the one for the SE because is all about the quality
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It appears the "Full" assembly is cheaper than the "choice". Wouldn't it be the other way around?
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