Google Pixel 6 The Google Pixel 6 does not use an LCD, but an AMOLED screen, so searching for “original LCD” may bring up lower-quality imitation parts. When searching for a replacement, look for an original or OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) quality AMOLED display. Where to buy an original display AliExpress: A variety of listings offer original or OEM AMOLED displays for the Google Pixel 6, often with the option to purchase with or without a frame. Witrigs: This company explicitly advertises “original OEM” screen replacements for the Google Pixel 6, stating that this is the highest quality available and is identical to the phone’s original display. Third-party retailers and repair shops: Many local and online retailers specializing in phone parts carry replacement screens. It is important to confirm with the seller that the screen is original or OEM to ensure you receive the correct part. Important considerations AMOLED vs. LCD: Be wary of sellers advertising an “LCD” for the Pixel 6, as this is incorrect for the original component. Inferior TFT or “Imitation LCD” screens are also available, which will not have the same color quality or viewing angles as the original AMOLED. Fingerprint sensor: The Pixel 6’s under-display fingerprint sensor is a key feature. When replacing the screen, you will need to carefully remove the original fingerprint sensor’s flex cable and attach it to the new display. The fingerprint sensor may also require calibration after installation, for which Google provides an official tool. With or without frame: You can purchase the screen alone or as a complete assembly with the frame. The pre-installed frame can simplify the replacement process, though it may be slightly more expensive. Warranty: The quality of aftermarket parts can vary. Some listings, such as those found on AliExpress, offer a limited warranty on the part itself. An “OEM” or “Original” screen from a reputable source is most likely to deliver the highest quality and durability.
