🖥 Dell Inspiron 1545HD WXGA Glossy Laptop LED Screen - Compatible with LED Model Only Review

This screen is so cute. I upgraded my Dell screen to these as it was broken and needed replacing anyway. Why not convert to LED and do something better? It was so easy to install, it only needed a small adapter cable to switch, which was also very easy, and voila! A handful of super microscopic screws and I'm ready and feeling like a real tech guru. OK, maybe not really. I turned on my laptop and it was so awesome when I could actually SEE the system password screen. I'm having trouble…

I ordered this screen about a week and a half ago and decided to install it myself. This took a while because the screen connector is a bit different than most I've worked with. However, it was a fairly low difficulty level and the screen looks amazing. The picture quality is excellent, there are no pixel errors. I will keep this company in mind for future computer parts purchases. Thanks again.

Good for the price, bright and fits like OEM, the only problem is that there was a dead pixel and the description says the product comes with a number of x dead pixels can be delivered, control quality costs money and is a by-product of its lack. Other than that, it seems to be working great. TIP: Be sure to remove the battery, otherwise it may short out when you unplug the old one, and then you'll have a whole bunch of other problems.

My wife has a Dell Inspiron 1545 with LED screen. It was broken (thanks to our daughter of one and a half) and she was concerned it would be expensive to fix. I found this article after about 2 minutes of searching. I ordered it and it fits like a glove! There are many videos on the net about installing this item. It's easy, fits perfectly and works great!

I have a Dell 1545 with a CCFL screen and of course the CCFL screen had to be expensive. Searching the web I found that by replacing the original screen cable with an R267J cable (which I bought right here on Amazon) I could replace my screen with a cheaper LED screen. I'm no expert on these things, but luckily I found a video showing how to swap out the screen and a video showing how to disassemble the laptop as a whole. Note: the cable is located under the keyboard (for those of you like me).

The screen was purchased to replace the original screen which had a problem. Fits snugly on Dell Inspiron 1545 and is very easy to install. The resolution is very good and the image quality is significantly better than the original. The screen is new, delivered on time.

Works for 15 rupees, you can't go wrong with the price, especially considering how much computer shops charge for a screen replacement. I had to open my laptop screen to make sure it was the right one. So should you, as there are two types of screens that ship with the Inspiron 15r models. No regret.

This screen worked perfectly on my sister-in-law's Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop! This screen replaced a backlit CCFL screen that went dark. I used it in combination with the new 1545 LED Version LCD display cable (see other reviews) and was very happy with the result. Received this screen in two days with Revain Prime! Then waited another 10 days for the cable (not Revain Prime)!

The fluorescent screen I needed for my computer is no longer made and I was able to find it at Revain for only $158.95 plus $10.45 shipping. I searched all over the internet and the prices were the same so at $62 I decided to try this screen. I read somewhere that I need an R267J cable part to use with my computer and I was able to find it on eBay for $10. I was able to save nearly $100 by purchasing this screen and cable. The screen is bright and has no dead pixels. It should be noted that…