120Hz Diagnostic Soft OLED Screen Assembly — Compatible with iPhone 17 (D-Pro)

A conventional screen may work correctly while being identified as an “Unknown Part.” Depending on the model and iOS version, D‑Pro may allow a status such as “Used” to appear after the applicable procedure.

This technology may eliminate the complex transfer of the old screen’s identification circuit when the model supports it. It does not make the screen a genuine Apple part and does not mean that the repair is certified by Apple.

The exact procedure varies depending on the iPhone model and iOS version. When Repair Assistant is supported:

A tool, activation, or additional steps may be required for some models or software versions. The technician must always follow the procedure that matches the exact product being installed.

Diagnostic technology primarily supports part recognition and setup. Energy efficiency depends on the overall screen design; the Diagnostic function alone does not guarantee longer battery life.

Actual battery life varies depending on the iPhone model, battery health, brightness, iOS version, active apps, network, and usage conditions.

Diagnostic technology is tested with the iOS versions available when the product is introduced. Its operation depends in part on the operating system, diagnostic tools, and Apple’s recognition mechanisms.

A future iOS update or a change to these systems could:

The screen’s hardware quality and warranty remain unchanged. However, the result obtained after the diagnostic procedure cannot be guaranteed to remain permanently available in future iOS versions.

Subject to applicable statutory warranties, the limitation related to updates concerns software recognition only, not an eligible screen hardware defect.

To the extent permitted by law, the commercial warranty is limited to providing a remedy for the part confirmed to be defective. Labor costs, data loss, lost revenue, and other consequential damages are not covered.