FDX LITE

FDX Lite er en entry-level in-cell skærm med HD-opløsning, velegnet til grundlæggende reparationer inden for det lavere prissegment. Også disse skærme bliver strengt testet for at sikre stabil drift og pålidelig ydeevne, hvilket gør FDX Lite til et praktisk og kontrolleret valg til prisbevidste anvendelser inden for in-cell segmentet.

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 dele er originale og fremstillet i et certificeret miljø af den oprindelige producent af enheden.

Pulled

Pulled dele er 100 % autentiske og stammer fra originale brugte enheder. De gennemgår strenge tests og inspektioner for at sikre den højeste kvalitet.

Refurbished

Refurbished dele er fjernet fra en original brugt telefon, men frontglasset er udskiftet med et glas, der er tilsvarende originalen, mens alle andre materialer er forblevet autentiske.

OEM-Equivalent

OEM-Equivalent dele er professionelt samlet af en tredjepart med komponenter og materialer, der svarer til den oprindelige producents. De er testet for grundlæggende funktionalitet og tilbyder et pålideligt alternativ til en prisvenlig reparation.

FDX ULTRA

FDX Ultra er en Soft OLED LTPS-skærm med klare, levende farver og en glat, præcis touch. Takket være det fleksible COP-design er skærmen tynd, let og ekstra brudsikker. Hver batch testes strengt for farve, stabilitet og ydeevne, så professionelle kan regne med pålidelig og konsekvent kvalitet.

FDX PRO

FDX Pro er en Hard OLED-skærm med skarp billedkvalitet, levende farver og hurtig, præcis touch. Takket være COF-designet leverer den pålidelig ydeevne i daglig brug. Hver batch testes for stabilitet og ensartethed, så teknikere kan regne med konsekvent kvalitet til en konkurrencedygtig pris.

FDX ELITE

FDX Elite er en førsteklasses in-cell-skærm, udviklet i samarbejde med producenten for optimal kvalitet. Vi forbedrer den løbende gennem kundefeedback og vores ekspertise. Denne skærm er vores dyreste mulighed, men med den tilhørende kvalitet og service for en problemfri kundeoplevelse.

FDX PRIME

FDX Prime er en pålidelig standard in-cell løsning, direkte fra omhyggeligt udvalgte producenter. Skærmene opfylder høje in-cell kvalitetsstandarder og testes strengt for at sikre konsekvent ydeevne, pålidelighed og langvarig anvendelighed. FDX Prime er egnet til daglig professionel brug inden for in-cell segmentet.

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09-04-2025

Samsung and Apple: Hidden Partners in the Mobile Industry

In the world of technology, Samsung and Apple are often seen as fierce rivals, with a long history of intense competition. But behind the scenes, there’s a surprising truth: Samsung earns a significant amount of money by supplying Apple with key components for the iPhone. This makes the relationship between the two companies not only complex but also highly profitable for Samsung. Curious how that works? Then read this blog!

An Unexpected Business Partnership

While Apple may design the iPhone, it relies on other companies for many of its key components — and Samsung is one of its biggest suppliers. Even though Apple is known for tightly controlling both its hardware and software, many important parts actually come from Samsung, which is, of course, a direct competitor. This includes OLED displays, memory modules, chips, and cameras used in the latest iPhones.

Samsung Earned More from the iPhone X Than from the Galaxy S8

A striking fact from 2017 is that Apple launched its first iPhone with an OLED display with the iPhone X, and that Samsung earned more from this than from the sales of its own Galaxy S8. They sold between 180 and 200 million OLED panels to Apple for the iPhone X, which generated significant profits for them. This highlights the importance of the collaboration between Samsung and Apple, despite their rivalry. This is also relevant for mobile repair shops, as it shows how dependent Apple is on external suppliers—even on its biggest competitor.

An End to the Relationship Between Apple and Samsung?

Although Samsung and Apple have been working together for years, that relationship may soon change. There are rumors that Apple plans to switch to MicroLED displays for the iPhone and Apple Watch, which could mean Apple would become less dependent on Samsung for display technology. If this happens, it could be a significant blow to Samsung, as the iPhone is one of their biggest sources of revenue.

Who Else Does Samsung Need?

While Apple is Samsung's biggest customer, the company also plays a crucial role for other smartphone manufacturers. Samsung Display provides screens not only for Samsung phones but also for brands like Xiaomi, OnePlus, OPPO, and ZTE. Samsung's Exynos processors are used in smartphones from Google, Vivo, and Xiaomi. Additionally, Samsung supplies cameras and memory modules to companies like Google, Xiaomi, and TECNO.

Conclusion

The relationship between Samsung and Apple may not be as simple as it seems. Despite being major rivals in the market, Samsung plays a crucial role in the production of iPhone components, which brings them significant profits. For repair shops, it's important to understand how dependent Apple is on Samsung and other suppliers, as this affects the parts they use and what might change in the future. If Apple does switch to MicroLED displays, it could alter the relationship between the two companies. However, even then, Samsung will remain a key player, not only for Apple but also for other smartphone manufacturers. In short, Samsung continues to be an important partner in the tech industry.