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ATPAZDB NV156FHM-N45 laptop screen 15.6" FHD IPS 60Hz 30-pin
A 15.6 inch Full HD IPS laptop replacement panel with a 30 pin connector and 60Hz refresh rate
- Compatible ModelsNV156FHM-N45
- Screen Size15.6 inch
- Screen ResolutionFull HD (FHD) 1920x1080
- Sharp 1920x1080 Full HD detail on a 15.6 inch panel
- Wide viewing angles from IPS technology for consistent colour
- Smooth 60Hz refresh keeps everyday motion fluid
- 30-pin connector matches the NV156FHM-N45 exactly
- 220 cd/m² brightness with 600:1 contrast for clear indoor viewing
15.6-inch FHD IPS replacement panel
This ATPAZDB NV156FHM-N45 panel is a 15.6-inch Full HD IPS display built as a direct replacement for laptops using the same part number. It delivers 1920x1080 resolution at a 60Hz refresh rate with a non-touch surface.
30-pin eDP connection for drop-in install
The screen uses a 30-pin video connector, so it fits the existing cable and mounting points without adapters. Its IPS layer provides wide viewing angles, freeing the repair from colour-shift issues common on older TN panels.
220 cd/m² brightness holds steady under load
At 220 cd/m² and a 600:1 contrast ratio the panel maintains consistent luminance during long sessions rather than dimming after a short burst. The 60Hz IPS matrix avoids the response-time overshoot that can appear on high-refresh alternatives.
Highlights
- Sharp 1920x1080 Full HD detail on a 15.6 inch panel
- Wide viewing angles from IPS technology for consistent colour
- Smooth 60Hz refresh keeps everyday motion fluid
- 30-pin connector matches the NV156FHM-N45 exactly
- 220 cd/m² brightness with 600:1 contrast for clear indoor viewing
Specifications
| Part Number | NV156FHM-N45 |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | NV156FHM-N45 |
| Screen Size | 15.6 inch |
| Screen Resolution | Full HD (FHD) 1920x1080 |
Questions about this item
Will the 60 Hz refresh rate feel limiting during long gaming sessions?
The panel refreshes at 60 Hz, so fast-paced titles will show motion blur once frame rates exceed that ceiling.
Does the 220 cd/m² brightness or 600:1 contrast ratio cause noticeable heat or fan noise after hours of use?
The screen itself draws modest power at 220 cd/m² and 600:1 contrast; any sustained heat or noise comes from the laptop’s own cooling, not the panel.
My laptop uses a 30-pin eDP cable — is that the only connector I need to match?
Yes, the panel requires a 30-pin video signal connector; verify your current screen uses the same pin count before ordering.
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