Repairing the Huawei Honor LCD Display
Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is a multinational Chinese telecommunications services and equipment company headquartered in Guangdong. Increasingly one of the leaders in telecommunications research and development, it invested over $6 billion in research and development in 2014 alone, and has surpassed Apple as one of the world's leading cellphone manufacturers. Honor is a sub-brand under the Huawei Group, and is a budget brand first released to Asian markets in 2013. The Honor first debuted in the U.S. in 2016 with the Honor 8 version.
Huawei phones, in the Honor and other brands, used LCD screens until industry standards and specifications across smartphone bodies improved. These days, almost all LCD components are also LED-backlit and for technical purposes can be called either an LCD Display Or LED display. Most Huawei Honor phones have; Most Honor phones have either a single SIM (generally a nano-SIM), or hybrid Dual SIM capability. While only one SIM can be active at a time, this means that users can easily change between SIM cards (such as for personal use and work) when necessary. Honor devices come in many colors, including white, black, blue, and gold, and many different core arrangements, including quad and octa-core.
What Part Do I Need to Repair My Device?
There are generally three different significant components which may be required to repair and replace a broken Huawei Honor screen. Here's an easy breakdown of how you'll know what you might need.
- When dropped, your Honor 8 or Honor 7X may get a cracked screen. If there are no damaged pixels and beneath the screen the touch functions seem to be behaving correctly, you will generally only need to replace the glass face of the phone.
- If you see dead pixels, non responsive areas, or have images burned into the screen, you will likely need to replace the LCD part of the phone's display. When you replace the LCD component, you're replacing the screen underneath the glass which displays its software.
- If the software on your phone is not responding, and there was damage to the front display of your phone, you may need to replace the digitizer behind the LCD face. The digitizer creates the display from the internal computing components for the LCD to display.