Motorola Moto Edge 40 Display and Touch Screen Replacement XT2303-2

Q: How much does replacing a broken Motorola Edge 40 display in India cost?

A 100% original Motorola Edge 40 display replacement costs around Rs 7800-8000. It is a 100% original P-OLED display, and all the original display’s features will work in this display. After replacement, you won’t even realize you’ve replaced the display, as original screens always offer impeccable quality.

Customers seeking budget solutions (or duplicate screens) might not be able to find a display for the Moto Edge 40. Motorola screen replacements are harder to find, and duplicate screens for premium models are rarely available. The manufacturers assume that a customer buying a premium phone can surely buy the original display.

Q: I can’t afford the original Motorola Edge 40 display. What is the alternative solution?

If only the glass had cracked and the inner display was good, you could try glass replacement at the local market. Apart from glass replacement, you won’t find alternative solutions for Motorola phones as spare parts availability is limited. If you bought a second-hand phone and didn’t want to invest in the display because it is expensive, you can sell it as it is, and no other alternative is possible.

Q: Can I use the optical on-display fingerprint with this display?

Yes. You can use the in-display fingerprint scanner without any problem. The new display is 100% identical to your factory-fitted display, and you can see a transparent area in the display that is responsible for scanning the fingerprint. Please note that fingerprint scanning is not entirely reliant on the display alone. Other hardware components are involved, like the optical fingerprint reader under the display and the charging connector where the optical fingerprint reader flex connects.

Q: Is it a curved/edge display that fits perfectly?

Yes. Moto Edge 40 has a curved display and fits seamlessly without any problems. Some customers imagine receiving a non-curved display that will not fit into their phone, but that’s just an assumption. It is a curved display that fits your phone without any problems, and there won’t be any gaps around the corners. If you see the product photos carefully, you can see the curves, and if you’ve already taken out your phone’s cracked display, you can match it to your broken display.

Q: How can I verify the working condition of the new display?

You can easily verify the working condition of the new Moto Edge 40 display before installation by testing it in open condition. You don’t need to install/paste the display to test it, as open-condition testing is possible. Open condition testing means trying the display without assembling or pasting it on your phone. You can follow these simple steps :

1. First, you need to open the back panel following the proper technique.
2. Then, open all the screws from the motherboard to locate the old display’s flex cable.
3. Disconnect the old display’s flex from the motherboard and connect the new display’s flex on the rear side.
4. Turn on the phone, and you can easily test the new display without installing it.

Please note that you don’t need to paste/assemble the display on your phone to test it. Connecting the new display’s flex cable to your phone’s motherboard is enough, and you can do it on the rear side of your phone without removing the old broken display. Connecting the new display’s flex cable on the rear side of your phone is enough to test the display, and that’s how all mobile phone technicians do that.

All our products come with a 30-day return, refund, and replacement guarantee. To return a product, It should be in the same condition we sent. You can’t use or fix the new Motorola Edge 40 display if you want to return it. For complete details about Shipping, Returns, and Warranty, please click here.