iPhone 13 Pro Max LCD Screen Replacements

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* Superior Display Performance with Top Tier Green [Very Good to Excellent] Ratings in all DisplayMate Lab Tests.

Superb Full Screen Brightness with Record Low White Shift in Ambient Light that improves screen readability and picture quality. Impressive Absolute Color Accuracy that is Visually Indistinguishable from Perfect and that is likely considerably better than any mobile display or monitor you have.

Higher 120 Hz Refresh Rate

The iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro Max are Apple’s first smartphones to feature high-frequency display refresh rates. This technology makes everything from scrolling through the UI to playing fast-paced games feel smooth and responsive. However, the 120Hz refresh rate comes at a price: It can drain your battery much faster than 60Hz displays.

Fortunately, there’s an easy way to limit your phone’s 120Hz refresh rate without sacrificing performance. Simply head over to the Settings app and then tap on Accessibility. Once you’re there, scroll down to the bottom and find “Motion” and then toggle it off.

Smartphones with 120Hz displays are all the rage right now. They make scrolling and animations much more fluid, especially on older phones. It’s a shame that Apple won’t bring this technology to its cheaper iPhone 14 models. But perhaps next year we’ll see an iPhone 15 Pro that features 120Hz ProMotion technology.

2.8K High Resolution

The iPhone 13 Pro Max has a high resolution 2778×1284 Pixels Per Inch display that produces images that look perfectly sharp to normal 20/20 Vision at typical smartphone viewing distances and ambient light levels. Its high Resolution also contributes to excellent Image Contrast and Peak Brightness.

Most Smartphones Refresh their screens 60 times per second (Hz). The iPhone 13 Pro Max has a new Higher 120 Hz Refresh Rate that improves Scrolling and iphone 13 pro max lcd Video Performance and may reduce Screen Flicker that some people experience.

Its 2.8K Display has small Color Shifts with Viewing Angle and it uses a special OLED Technology that provides superior Color Accuracy. Its display also has many accessibility features that help those with visual impairments.

Its High Resolution and Refresh Rate contribute to a very good Battery Running Time. Its Display Power Efficiency is 25% better than the iPhone 12 Pro Max. Its display gets a Green Rating in all of the Lab Tests and Measurements for a very good Display Battery Life. It also iphone 13 pro max lcd has excellent Matched Display Calibration with close to Text Book Perfect calibration accuracy that is visually indistinguishable from perfection.

High Dynamic Range (HDR)

The iPhone 13 Pro Max is the first smartphone to support Mobile High Dynamic Range (HDR) based on HDR10 and Dolby Vision standards. This technology is the latest step up from standard SDR and delivers a much wider color gamut, higher peak brightness and better white balance.

The 2.8K 2778×1284 OLED display has perfect blacks and an Infinite Contrast Ratio for excellent image sharpness. The display also supports the wider DCI-P3 color space for wide and vibrant colors in movie titles and video content as well as in photo and camera images.

The precision factory calibration results in Uniformly Consistent Top Tier World Class Display Performance that is close to Text Book Perfect and achieves the highest DisplayMate Mobile HDR performance grade of A+. It has extremely low Color Accuracy Shifts with Viewing Angle and smaller Brightness Shifts than many LCD smartphones with a much larger color gamut. The iPhone 13 Pro Max has a White Shift of only 3.1 JNCD that is virtually imperceptible to most single viewers. This is a major improvement over LCD displays that can have a White Shift of up to 55 JNCD!

Auto-Brightness On

The iPhone 13 Mini, Pro and Pro Max Screen Brightness has been throttling randomly for some users. This is a common problem with most smartphone screens that tend to overheat and throttle their brightness. Fortunately, there are some steps that can be taken to fix this issue.

You can disable Auto-Brightness by visiting the Settings app and disabling it. This feature adjusts the screen’s brightness based on ambient light, which can be a big help in conserving battery life. It also has a super dim setting that allows you to set the screen to just 2 cd/m2 (nits) without affecting the image or picture quality.

The iPhone’s screen automatically adjusts to the surrounding light with a built-in ambient light sensor. This is a great feature for people who use their phones in dark environments and want to save power. It’s also useful for people who want to read a book in bed or do work at night. To change the screen brightness, you can open the Control Center and then select the sun icon or navigate to Settings and turn on True Tone.

Night Shift Mode

The iPhone 13 Pro Max has a Night Shift Mode feature that limits the amount of blue light that is emitted from the display when used in low to dark ambient lighting. This is supposed to help users have a easier time transitioning from regular use of the phone into evening viewing in preparation for sleep. It will also help reduce eye strain.

Studies have indicated that too much blue light from screens can disrupt melatonin secretion and sleep cycles. That’s why many phones have a night mode function to minimize the effects of too much screen time.

The Night Shift mode feature on the iPhone 13 Pro Max works great for this purpose. It automatically reduces the screen brightness and shifts the colors to a warmer tone (more reddish) when it detects that the ambient light is getting darker. It can be set to start automatically at sunset and end at sunrise or manually enabled by the user with a specified starting and ending time. The effect is not obtrusive and should not be noticed by most users who have the feature active.