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ATPAZDB LP160UQ1 16 inch 3840x2400 60Hz 40 pin laptop screen
16 inch 3840x2400 60 Hz 40-pin laptop replacement screen with 600 cd/m² brightness and 1500:1 contrast
- Compatible ModelsLP160UQ1(SP)(B1)
- Screen Size16 inch
- Screen Resolution3840x2400
- Sharp 3840x2400 detail on a 16 inch panel
- 600 cd/m² brightness for clear outdoor visibility
- 1500:1 contrast ratio renders deep blacks
- 40-pin connector matches LP160UQ1(SP)(B1) exactly
- 60 Hz refresh keeps motion smooth
16-inch 3840x2400 replacement panel
This 16-inch LP160UQ1 panel delivers a 3840 by 2400 resolution at 60 Hz through a 40-pin connector. It is a new, non-touch display built as a direct replacement for the same part number. Brightness reaches 600 cd/m² with a 1500:1 contrast ratio.
Who this suits and who it does not
The screen fits technicians and owners repairing a laptop that originally used the LP160UQ1(SP)(B1) panel. It is not suitable for machines requiring a touch layer, a different pin count, or a higher refresh rate. Buyers needing a larger diagonal or a wider aspect ratio should look elsewhere.
Deciding specification: 40-pin 3840x2400 interface
The single detail that determines compatibility is the 40-pin video signal connector paired with the 3840 by 2400 native resolution. Verify the original panel uses this exact pin-out and resolution before ordering. No other specification overrides this requirement.
Highlights
- Sharp 3840x2400 detail on a 16 inch panel
- 600 cd/m² brightness for clear outdoor visibility
- 1500:1 contrast ratio renders deep blacks
- 40-pin connector matches LP160UQ1(SP)(B1) exactly
- 60 Hz refresh keeps motion smooth
Specifications
| Part Number | LP160UQ1(SP)(B1) |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | LP160UQ1(SP)(B1) |
| Screen Size | 16 inch |
| Screen Resolution | 3840x2400 |
Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a 40-pin video connector to use the LP160UQ1 screen?
Yes, the panel uses a 40-pin video signal connector, so the host laptop must provide a matching 40-pin interface.
Will this 3840x2400 60 Hz panel work if my current laptop screen is a lower-resolution 16-inch model?
The replacement fits the LP160UQ1(SP)(B1) form factor, but the system must support 3840x2400 at 60 Hz over the 40-pin link for the panel to operate correctly.
How can I confirm the LP160UQ1 is running at its specified 3840x2400 resolution and 60 Hz refresh rate after installation?
Check the display settings in your operating system; it should report 3840x2400 at 60 Hz, and the panel's 600 cd/m² brightness and 1500:1 contrast will be visible.
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