LPScreen
LPScreen MNE507ZA1-1 14.5 3072x1920 120Hz laptop screen
14.5-inch 3072x1920 replacement panel with 120Hz refresh, 400 cd/m² brightness, 1500:1 contrast, 100% sRGB coverage and 40-pin connector
- Compatible ModelsMNE507ZA1-1
- Screen Size14.5”
- Screen Resolution3072x1920
- Sharp 3072x1920 resolution reveals fine detail
- 120 Hz refresh rate keeps motion fluid
- 07 billion colours with 100 % sRGB coverage
- 400 cd/m² brightness and 1500:1 contrast for vivid images
- 40-pin connector fits the MNE507ZA1-1 chassis
14.5″ 3072×1920 120 Hz replacement panel
This new LPScreen MNE507ZA1-1 panel is a direct replacement for laptops that use the MNE507ZA1-1 display assembly. It delivers a 14.5-inch 3072×1920 resolution at 120 Hz with 400 cd/m² brightness and 100 % sRGB colour coverage. The 40-pin connector matches the original specification.
Who should buy this and who should not
Buyers needing a like-for-like screen for the exact MNE507ZA1-1 model will find the correct fit and colour performance here. It is not suitable for laptops that require a different connector pin count, a touch layer, or a different refresh rate and resolution combination.
Connector and compatibility check
The panel uses a 40-pin interface, so the laptop must accept that exact connector type. Verify the part number MNE507ZA1-1 on the original screen before ordering to avoid mismatches.
Highlights
- Sharp 3072x1920 resolution reveals fine detail
- 120 Hz refresh rate keeps motion fluid
- 07 billion colours with 100 % sRGB coverage
- 400 cd/m² brightness and 1500:1 contrast for vivid images
- 40-pin connector fits the MNE507ZA1-1 chassis
Specifications
| Model | MNE507ZA1-1 |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MNE507ZA1-1 |
| Compatible Models | MNE507ZA1-1 |
| Screen Size | 14.5” |
| Screen Resolution | 3072x1920 |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 40-pin cable when installing the 14.5-inch screen?
Align the 40-pin connector carefully with the motherboard socket and press evenly until it clicks; the step most people miss is forgetting to reconnect the display cable before securing the bezel.
Will the 120Hz panel or backlight need replacement after extended use?
The LED backlight is rated for tens of thousands of hours; under normal use the panel itself rarely requires replacement, though brightness may gradually decline after very long service.
At what point does the 400 cd/m² brightness limit become noticeable during sustained workloads?
The 400 cd/m² maximum is a fixed hardware ceiling; it is reached instantly at full brightness and does not throttle, so the limit appears whenever ambient light exceeds the panel’s output.
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