When to replace the iPhone 13 screen
- The glass is cracked, or there are lines, dead patches or discolouration
- Touch is slow, patchy or presses itself (ghost touch)
- The screen flickers, stays black or shows burn-in
Choosing the right part
- The iPhone 13 uses an OLED display, so match the panel type of the part to the original.
- Check brightness, colour and touch response on a quality part. Cheaper grades are fine for budget repairs but look different.
- The earpiece, front camera and Face ID parts usually move across from your old screen. True Tone may need a programmer to carry over.
Read the iPhone 13 screen replacement guide
Other iPhone 13 parts
Battery Charging port Back glass Camera lens Loudspeaker Earpiece speaker Flex cable Adhesive Repair tools
Common questions
Do you supply screens for the iPhone 13?
Yes. We supply iPhone 13 screens to repair shops at trade prices, with no minimum order and free delivery on larger orders.
Will it fix a cracked iPhone 13 screen?
A new screen assembly replaces the cracked glass, touch layer and display. If the phone also has frame or board damage, that needs separate repair.
Do I need a programmer?
Not for the screen itself. Some features, such as True Tone on Face ID phones, can need one to carry the original screen's data across.