Laptop LCD Screen Price in Pakistan: 2026 Buying Guide

Quick answer: In Pakistan, a replacement laptop LCD screen is priced by panel size, resolution, panel type and connector, not by laptop brand alone. Read the part number on the back of the old panel, note 30-pin or 40-pin eDP, match resolution and finish, and confirm fit before paying.

A practical 2026 guide to buying a replacement laptop LCD screen in Pakistan: part numbers, pin counts, panel types and how to confirm compatibility before you pay.

What actually decides a laptop LCD screen price in Pakistan

The laptop LCD screen price in Pakistan is set by the panel itself, not by the laptop's brand badge. Five things move the number: screen size, resolution, panel technology (IPS or TN), connector type, and whether the screen is touch or non-touch. Two 15.6-inch panels that look identical in a photo can sit far apart in price because one is a basic 30-pin HD TN panel and the other is a 40-pin full-HD IPS panel. The table below shows how wide that spread runs across common sizes.

The second factor is stock. A panel that ships in thousands of office laptops is easy to find in Lahore and priced accordingly. A panel for a thin ultrabook, a gaming laptop with a high refresh rate, or an older touch model may need to be sourced, and that affects both time and cost.

The cheapest quote is not automatically the best deal. A low-grade TN replacement will look washed out the moment you tilt the lid, and a panel pulled from a donor laptop may have faint pressure marks. Ask what you are actually getting before you compare two numbers.

Item	Key spec / condition	Price (PKR)
13.3" FHD IPS LCD Screen for Dell Latitude 7390/7380 — 30-Pin Matte	30-Pin	Rs 11,699
13.3" FHD IPS Screen for Lenovo ThinkPad X390/X380/X395 — Matte	See listing	Rs 12,199
13.3" FHD Touch IPS Screen for HP EliteBook 830 G5/G6 — 40-Pin	40-Pin	Rs 15,899
13.3" Retina LCD Assembly for MacBook Pro A1502 (2013-2015)	See listing	Rs 31,799
13.3" QHD+ 3200×1800 IPS Screen for Dell XPS 13 9343/9350 — 40-Pin	40-Pin	Rs 24,399
13.3" FHD IPS Screen for Asus ZenBook UX305/UX330 — 30-Pin Matte	30-Pin	Rs 11,099
13.3" HD TN LCD for HP ProBook 430 G3/G4 — 30-Pin Matte	30-Pin	Rs 8,499
13.3" FHD IPS Screen for Dell Inspiron 13 5379/7370 — Touch 40-Pin	40-Pin	Rs 14,799
13.3" 4K UHD IPS Screen for Dell XPS 13 9370/9380 — Touch	See listing	Rs 32,899
13.3" FHD IPS Screen for Lenovo IdeaPad 730/720s — 30-Pin Matte	30-Pin	Rs 10,599
13.3" FHD OLED Screen for Asus ZenBook 13 UX325 / UX363 — Glossy	See listing	Rs 26,499
13.3" FHD IPS Screen for HP Spectre x360 13 — Touch 40-Pin	40-Pin	Rs 17,499

Live prices from nnlaptops.com on 2026-11-09 — subject to stock. WhatsApp 0314 4000131 to confirm.

How to read the part number on your old panel

The single most useful thing you can do is read the sticker on the back of the old panel. Remove the bezel slowly, unscrew the panel, and lift it out without yanking the cable. On the back you will find a string like LP156WFC-SPD1, N156HCA-EAB, B156HAN02.1 or NV156FHM-N48. The first letters tell you the maker: LP for LG, N or NV for Innolux and BOE, B for BOE, LTN for Samsung.

Write down the whole string, including the suffix after the dash. The base model tells you the size and general family, but the suffix often decides the connector, the mounting tabs and the finish. Photograph the sticker and the connector before you put anything back together, because a clear photo saves a second trip to the market.

If the sticker is faded or missing, the laptop model and exact configuration are a fallback, but they are not enough on their own. Manufacturers fitted different panels to the same model depending on the batch and the region. The sticker on the panel is the only thing that speaks for the machine in front of you.

30-pin vs 40-pin eDP: the mistake that wastes money

Most modern laptops use an eDP connector. A 30-pin eDP panel is common on standard HD and many full-HD screens. A 40-pin connector usually appears on touch assemblies, higher-resolution panels, high refresh-rate gaming screens, or models that carry extra lanes and power pins. Older laptops from before roughly 2012 may use a 40-pin LVDS connector, which is a different standard entirely and will not work with an eDP board.

The pin count is not a quality rating. It is a physical and electrical match. A 30-pin panel will not plug into a 40-pin socket, and forcing an adapter is not a repair, it is a gamble. Check the width of the connector, the number of pins, and which way the connector sits on the panel relative to the board.

Also note where the connector is positioned: left, right, or centre, and whether the cable runs under or over the panel. A panel can be electrically correct and still not fit if the connector lands in the wrong place. Mounting tabs and screw holes matter just as much as the pins.

Parts in stock at our Hafeez Center shop

Part type	Listings in stock	Price range (PKR)
Laptop LCD / LED screens	140	Rs 1,599 – Rs 68,899
Batteries	103	Rs 4,799 – Rs 30,199
Keyboards	145	Rs 3,199 – Rs 15,399

HD vs FHD vs 2K, and IPS vs TN

Resolution is the next big divider. HD at 1366x768 is the budget end. Full HD at 1920x1080 is the sensible default for work, study and everyday use. 2K and higher panels are usually found on premium ultrabooks and creator machines, and they cost more because fewer are made and fewer laptops use them.

Panel technology changes how the screen feels in use. TN panels are cheap and respond quickly, which is why older gaming laptops used them, but colours shift badly when you move your head. IPS panels hold colour and contrast across viewing angles and are far more comfortable for long sessions. Brightness and colour gamut matter too: a 220-nit panel struggles near a window, while a 300-nit panel with wider gamut looks noticeably better.

Gaming laptops add refresh rate to the list. A 144Hz panel is not a straight swap for a 60Hz one in every chassis, because the cable and the graphics output have to support it. If you are upgrading rather than replacing like for like, confirm the machine can actually drive the panel you are buying.

Matte vs glossy, and touch vs non-touch

Matte screens scatter reflections and stay readable under Hafeez Center's bright lighting or near a window. Glossy screens show deeper blacks and punchier colour, which is why media laptops use them, but they turn into a mirror in a bright room. Most business laptops in Pakistan ship matte, and most buyers replacing a screen should stay with whatever finish the laptop originally had.

Touch is a bigger decision. On a touch laptop the digitizer is bonded to the LCD, so you replace the whole assembly rather than a bare panel. Fitting a non-touch panel into a touch model usually kills the touch function and can leave gaps at the bezel. Touch assemblies are also less common for older models, so availability is thinner.

Some laptops do not use a bare panel at all. They use a full assembly with the bezel, webcam and hinges already attached. Knowing which type your machine takes before you order saves you from buying a panel that has nowhere to mount.

How to confirm compatibility before you pay

Work through a short checklist. First, the exact part number. If that is unavailable, match the physical size in millimetres, the resolution, the connector type and pin count, the connector position, the mounting tab layout, and the panel thickness. If your laptop has a webcam and microphone in the bezel, confirm the replacement assembly includes them.

Ask the seller directly whether the panel is a direct replacement or a compatible substitute. A substitute can work perfectly, but you should know which one you are buying. The safest route is to carry the laptop or the old panel to the shop so the match is confirmed physically rather than over a photo.

Test before you leave the counter. Plug the panel in, check for dead pixels, vertical lines, uneven backlight and flicker, adjust the brightness, and test touch and webcam if you have them. Then check that the bezel and hinges close properly before any screws go back in. At NN Laptops you can test the panel in front of us before paying.

Where to buy laptop screens in Lahore, including bulk supply

NN Laptops is at Shop 66A, 3rd Floor, Hafeez Center, Gulberg III, Lahore, open 10 AM to 10 PM and closed on Sunday. We have been dealing in new and used laptops and parts since 2017. You can send a photo of your panel sticker on WhatsApp at 0314 4000131 and we will tell you what we have or what we can arrange.

We also supply panels to repair shops and technicians in bulk on request. If you run a workshop and need a steady source of common 14-inch and 15.6-inch panels, message us with the part numbers you use most and we will discuss what is available. Payment is cash at the shop, bank transfer, JazzCash or Easypaisa, and nationwide courier is available with delivered orders confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

One honest note on warranty: laptops we sell carry a 30-day check warranty, and our repairs carry 30 days. Bring your old panel with you, test the replacement at the counter, and you will avoid almost every problem people run into when buying a screen online.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a laptop LCD screen cost in Pakistan?

It depends on size, resolution, IPS or TN, connector type and whether it is touch. The table below lists the current ranges by category, and the final figure depends on the exact part number available on the day.

Can I replace a 30-pin screen with a 40-pin one?

No. The connector must match physically and electrically. A 30-pin panel will not plug into a 40-pin socket, and adapters are not a reliable fix.

Can I upgrade from HD to full HD by just changing the panel?

Sometimes, if the laptop's cable and board support the higher resolution and the connector matches. Confirm this before buying, because a full-HD panel on an unsupported cable may show no picture or a scaled image.

Should I buy a used screen or a new one?

A clean used panel can be good value, but inspect it for pressure marks, scratches and dead pixels first. New panels are the safer choice for touch models and high-resolution screens where used stock is thin.

Do you supply screens to repair shops in bulk?

Yes. NN Laptops supplies panels to repair shops and technicians in bulk on request. Send your common part numbers on WhatsApp at 0314 4000131 and we will confirm availability.

Can I test the screen before paying?

Yes. Bring the laptop or old panel to the shop and we will plug the replacement in so you can check for dead pixels, lines and brightness before you pay.

Visit NN Laptops at Shop 66A, 3rd Floor, Hafeez Center, Gulberg III, Lahore (10 AM–10 PM, closed Sunday), or WhatsApp 0314 4000131. We deliver nationwide by courier.

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