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Choose a replacement screen assembly for your iPhone 17 Pro. Compare the available screen grades, features and budget options below. Select the exact screen type before adding to your cart.
This listing is for the replacement part. Installation labour is not included. Prices shown include GST.
Which screen should I choose?
Original Service Pack is the top original-part category when available. This model’s current options do not include a Service Pack. The options below are ordered from lowest to highest current selling price.
For an OLED-model iPhone, original-component OLED or a good Soft OLED is usually the choice for display experience. Hard OLED keeps OLED contrast with a more rigid panel. Incell LCD is the budget alternative. HD+ prioritises cost over display detail.
The options below run from lowest to highest current selling price; price order is not a laboratory quality ranking. Features and current prices can overlap between grades. The lowest-priced option at this update is BQ7 Incell LCD Assembly (120HZ, Compatible for IC chip transfer); check the selector for current pricing.
Our preferred aftermarket option: Soft OLED LTPO – Diagnostic With Sensor, available among the price-sorted options below.
Every available variant explained
1. BQ7 Incell LCD Assembly (120HZ, Compatible for IC chip transfer)
BQ7 — premium aftermarket range
A third-party replacement from the supplier’s premium aftermarket range. BQ7 describes the grade; OLED or LCD describes the display technology. This LCD uses a backlight with integrated touch sensing. It is a budget alternative for this OLED-model iPhone, with less deep blacks and different contrast from OLED.
Who it suits: Good for buyers seeking a higher-tier aftermarket option. Choose the panel technology as well as the brand grade.
- Compatible for IC chip transfer means the assembly supports a technician transferring the relevant chip from the old screen. The transfer is not already performed and requires specialist work; it does not promise automatic restoration of every feature.
- The supplier lists 120Hz for this variant. Actual refresh behaviour depends on the phone, software and repair configuration; this is not a guarantee of every original adaptive-refresh feature.
- The supplier notes possible heat-related touch or refresh issues during prolonged use, high brightness or hot weather, and suggests limiting the frame rate to 60Hz if affected.
2. BQ7 Soft OLED Assembly (120HZ, Compatible for IC chip transfer)
BQ7 — premium aftermarket range
A third-party replacement from the supplier’s premium aftermarket range. BQ7 describes the grade; OLED or LCD describes the display technology. Soft OLED uses a flexible display substrate and self-lit pixels for deep blacks. It is generally the preferred aftermarket OLED construction when display experience is the priority; it is still a fragile glass screen.
Who it suits: Good for buyers seeking a higher-tier aftermarket option. Choose the panel technology as well as the brand grade.
- Compatible for IC chip transfer means the assembly supports a technician transferring the relevant chip from the old screen. The transfer is not already performed and requires specialist work; it does not promise automatic restoration of every feature.
- The supplier lists 120Hz for this variant. Actual refresh behaviour depends on the phone, software and repair configuration; this is not a guarantee of every original adaptive-refresh feature.
3. BQ7 Diagnosable Incell LCD Assembly (120HZ,Configuration Ready)
BQ7 — premium aftermarket range
A third-party replacement from the supplier’s premium aftermarket range. BQ7 describes the grade; OLED or LCD describes the display technology. This LCD uses a backlight with integrated touch sensing. It is a budget alternative for this OLED-model iPhone, with less deep blacks and different contrast from OLED.
Who it suits: Good for buyers seeking a higher-tier aftermarket option. Choose the panel technology as well as the brand grade.
- Diagnosable / Configuration Ready identifies a version intended for the supported diagnostic or configuration process. It does not by itself make an aftermarket screen original or guarantee that every phone will complete configuration.
- The supplier flags non-genuine battery or rear-camera replacements, or a replaced ambient-light sensor flex, as possible causes of diagnostic failure. Check the phone’s repair history before choosing this version.
- The supplier lists 120Hz for this variant. Actual refresh behaviour depends on the phone, software and repair configuration; this is not a guarantee of every original adaptive-refresh feature.
4. ASSEMBLED OLED (120HZ, Compatible for IC chip transfer)
ASSEMBLED OLED — assembled display option
An OLED assembly sold under the ASSEMBLED grade. The iPhone listing does not establish that every component is original or specify a Soft OLED or Hard OLED construction. OLED pixels emit their own light, providing deep blacks and strong contrast. This listing does not separately specify Soft OLED or Hard OLED construction.
Who it suits: An OLED alternative to compare by its stated features. The ASSEMBLED label alone is not proof of Service Pack quality.
- Compatible for IC chip transfer means the assembly supports a technician transferring the relevant chip from the old screen. The transfer is not already performed and requires specialist work; it does not promise automatic restoration of every feature.
- The supplier lists 120Hz for this variant. Actual refresh behaviour depends on the phone, software and repair configuration; this is not a guarantee of every original adaptive-refresh feature.
5. BQ7 Diagnosable Soft OLED Assembly (120HZ, Configuration Ready)
BQ7 — premium aftermarket range
A third-party replacement from the supplier’s premium aftermarket range. BQ7 describes the grade; OLED or LCD describes the display technology. Soft OLED uses a flexible display substrate and self-lit pixels for deep blacks. It is generally the preferred aftermarket OLED construction when display experience is the priority; it is still a fragile glass screen.
Who it suits: Good for buyers seeking a higher-tier aftermarket option. Choose the panel technology as well as the brand grade.
- Diagnosable / Configuration Ready identifies a version intended for the supported diagnostic or configuration process. It does not by itself make an aftermarket screen original or guarantee that every phone will complete configuration.
- The supplier flags non-genuine battery or rear-camera replacements, or a replaced ambient-light sensor flex, as possible causes of diagnostic failure. Check the phone’s repair history before choosing this version.
- The supplier lists 120Hz for this variant. Actual refresh behaviour depends on the phone, software and repair configuration; this is not a guarantee of every original adaptive-refresh feature.
6. ASSEMBLED Diagnosable OLED (120HZ, Compatible for IC chip transfer)
ASSEMBLED OLED — assembled display option
An OLED assembly sold under the ASSEMBLED grade. The iPhone listing does not establish that every component is original or specify a Soft OLED or Hard OLED construction. OLED pixels emit their own light, providing deep blacks and strong contrast. This listing does not separately specify Soft OLED or Hard OLED construction.
Who it suits: An OLED alternative to compare by its stated features. The ASSEMBLED label alone is not proof of Service Pack quality.
- Diagnosable / Configuration Ready identifies a version intended for the supported diagnostic or configuration process. It does not by itself make an aftermarket screen original or guarantee that every phone will complete configuration.
- Compatible for IC chip transfer means the assembly supports a technician transferring the relevant chip from the old screen. The transfer is not already performed and requires specialist work; it does not promise automatic restoration of every feature.
- The supplier lists 120Hz for this variant. Actual refresh behaviour depends on the phone, software and repair configuration; this is not a guarantee of every original adaptive-refresh feature.
7. Soft OLED LTPO – Diagnostic With Sensor – Black
Quick Fix Mobiles’ preferred premium aftermarket screen
Our recommended premium aftermarket choice. This Black Soft OLED LTPO assembly is supplied as Diagnostic With Sensor, offering a premium replacement option for customers choosing an aftermarket display.
Who it suits: Buyers who want our highest-ranked aftermarket option for this iPhone model. The screen includes the sensor specified by the supplier; professional installation and any required configuration are recommended.
Exact refresh-rate behaviour, diagnostic support and power efficiency depend on the panel and phone model. This aftermarket option is not an Apple original or official Service Pack. The price is per screen, includes GST and excludes installation labour.
How LTPO works
LTPO stands for Low-Temperature Polycrystalline Oxide. It combines LTPS transistors with oxide transistors, commonly IGZO, in the circuitry behind an OLED display. LTPS supports fast operation, while oxide transistors reduce electrical leakage when holding an image.
Main benefits of LTPO technology
- Adaptive refresh: Compatible implementations can refresh faster for movement and slower for static content. Refresh rate is measured in hertz (Hz), or updates per second.
- Power efficiency: Reducing unnecessary updates can lower display power consumption, particularly when content changes slowly.
- Always-On Display potential: Very low refresh rates can help supported devices show static information efficiently.
What this means for this replacement: These are general LTPO capabilities. A 1–120Hz range, Always-On Display and a specific battery-saving percentage have not been confirmed for this aftermarket assembly. Installing it does not add features unsupported by the iPhone model. Diagnostic configuration and sensor operation depend on installation and compatibility.
Learn more about the technology: OLED-Info’s LTPO overview.
8. REFURB OLED Assembly
REFURB — refurbished original-component option
A restored assembly containing original key components or predominantly original components. Refurbished does not mean every component is new or original. OLED pixels emit their own light, providing deep blacks and strong contrast. This listing does not separately specify Soft OLED or Hard OLED construction.
Who it suits: Good for buyers who prioritise original display components and accept a reconditioned assembly.
Compatibility and installation
Order for iPhone 17 Pro and match the selected option’s colour, connector version and included components. Similar model names do not make screens interchangeable.
Professional installation is recommended. Test image quality and touch response before final assembly. Transfer original small components where required, and confirm any programming or configuration requirements with the installer. A screen replacement alone does not guarantee True Tone, Face ID, parts-history status or restored water resistance.
For help choosing the right option, contact Quick Fix Mobiles in Parramatta. Warranty and returns are governed by our store policies.