Quality or Price? REWA 3S Screen VS General Market Screen

You get what you pay for. It’s not low price but the quality that ability to win the favor of customers and keep regular customers than to expand new customers in today’s fierce competition. Let’s take iPhone 6/6S Screen as an example to see how REWA 3S Screen is truly balanced between quality and price.

It is not groundless that why so many customers trust REWA customized 3S LCD Screen . Because REWA has strict standards and 4 rounds of QC procedures based on the principle of ‘Quality Above All’.

Processo di controllo qualità standardizzato REWA

COSMETIC COMPARISON

Bezel – The bezel of General Market Screen has not been carefully processed. It features rough edges. While REWA 3S Screen features smooth edges.

Hydrophobic Effect – REWA 3S Screen has relatively high hydrophobicity than General Market Screen.

STRUCTURE COMPARISON

Thickness & Installation – REWA 3S Screen fits perfectly well while General Market Screen gets a very tiny gap.

DISPLAY COMPARISON

Color Saturation – General Market Screen features low color saturation while REWA 3S Screen performs normally.

Prestazioni dello schermo a colori puri

General Market Screen features obvious dust, light spot and poor uniformity of backlight. While REWA 3S Screen performs normally.

Test del polarizzatore

General Market Screen is black when held at some angles while REWA 3S Screen performs perfectly at all angles, which called 360° fully visible.

Test di luminosità

REWA 3S Screen is much brighter than General Market Screen.

Color Temperature

General Market Screen is cooler in color temperature while REWA 3S Screen is in normal range.

FUNCTION COMPARISON

REWA 3S Screen performs better at touch sensitivity than General Market Screen.

CONCLUSION

these are the reasons that the price of REWA 3S Screen is a little higher. Under the principle of ‘Quality Above All’, each specific screen reaching to customers goes through 4 rounds of strict quality control test. What’s more, REWA has been devoted to keeping the RMA rate being under 2%. So, Quality or Price? That is the question.