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Redmi Note 12, 13 & 14 Pro Screen Replacement UK: OLED Buying Guide

Buying a replacement screen for a newer Redmi Note phone takes more than matching the model name. The Redmi Note 12, Note 12S, Note 13 and Note 14 Pro families include different 4G/5G variants and different display technologies, and the replacement options available can range from AMOLED/OLED to TFT LCD. This guide compares the exact screens currently sold by The Repair Plus for these six models, so you can check compatibility, panel type, frame and fingerprint considerations before you order.

Which Redmi Note Screen Do You Need?

Answer first: match the complete model name — including 4G/5G and Pro — to one of the six sections below, then check the panel technology and fingerprint notes before adding to cart. "Redmi Note 13" alone covers at least three different phones (Note 13 4G, Note 13 Pro 4G, Note 13 Pro 5G) with different screens.

Phone Current listing(s)
Redmi Note 12 4G View Redmi Note 12 4G screen
Redmi Note 12S Buy Redmi Note 12S screen
Redmi Note 13 4G Buy Redmi Note 13 4G AMOLED screen
Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G Buy Note 13 Pro 4G screen with Blue frame
Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G View Note 13 Pro 5G TFT screen
Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G View Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G AMOLED screen

Redmi Note 12–14 Replacement Screen Comparison

Phone Model code Factory display Replacement display Digitizer Frame Fingerprint Price
Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 4G 2302IRAAEG AMOLED, 120Hz OLED-type (listing calls it "OLED LCD") Yes Yes Side-mounted (unaffected) Check price
Xiaomi Redmi Note 12S Requires confirmation AMOLED, 90Hz OLED-type ("OEM OLED") Yes Not explicitly stated Side-mounted — listing wrongly says "in-display" Check price
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 4G Requires confirmation AMOLED, 120Hz AMOLED Yes Yes Under-display (verified compatible) Check price
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G Commonly listed as 23117RA68G AMOLED, 120Hz AMOLED-type ("AMOLED Material LCD") Yes Yes (Blue) In-display — confirm after fitting Check price
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G 2312DRA50C / 2312CRAD3C / 2312DRA50G AMOLED, 120Hz, optical in-display fingerprint TFT LCD Yes Not specified Likely not supported — see warning below Check price
Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G 24090RA29G AMOLED, 1.5K, 120Hz, in-display fingerprint AMOLED-type Yes Yes (newer listing) In-display — explicit on the fuller listing Check price

Xiaomi specifies the factory display technology for each phone; The Repair Plus currently lists the replacement type shown above. Prices and stock change daily — use the "Check price" links for today's figures.

Redmi Note 12 4G Screen Replacement

Xiaomi specifies the Redmi Note 12 4G (model 2302IRAAEG) with a 6.67" AMOLED display, FHD+ resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. The Repair Plus currently carries two live listings for this model, both titled "For Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 4G OLED LCD Screen with Digitizer Full Assembly" and both priced at £41.99, with near-identical descriptions. One listing adds an explicit line stating it is "not compatible with the Redmi Note 12 5G, Redmi Note 12 Pro, or other variants"; otherwise the two are functionally the same product. We're flagging this as a product consolidation review rather than presenting them as meaningfully different choices — order from whichever is in stock.

Buy the Redmi Note 12 4G OLED-type screen with digitizer

Is the Redmi Note 12 Screen OLED or LCD?

Original phone: Xiaomi specifies AMOLED (an OLED-family technology) for the Redmi Note 12 4G. Current replacement: The Repair Plus's listing title calls it an "OLED LCD Screen" — a naming contradiction, since a panel cannot be OLED and LCD at the same time. Reading the rest of the description, the product is presented throughout as an OLED-type panel (it claims OLED characteristics like deep blacks and wide viewing angles), so "LCD" in the title appears to be leftover template wording rather than a description of a different, LCD-type part. We'd flag this for the store to correct to a single, accurate technology name; until then, treat this listing as an OLED-type replacement, not a plain LCD one.

Redmi Note 12S Screen Replacement

Xiaomi specifies the Redmi Note 12S with a 6.43" AMOLED display, FHD+ resolution, 90Hz refresh rate, and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. The Repair Plus's current Note 12S listing is an OLED-type screen and digitizer assembly at £36.09.

Two corrections worth flagging on this listing: its description states it "maintains all original features including the in-display fingerprint sensor" — but Xiaomi's own specification shows the Redmi Note 12S uses a side-mounted sensor, not an in-display one, so that specific claim doesn't match the phone it's for. The listing also uses the words "genuine" and carries an "18-month warranty" tag; The Repair Plus's published Returns & Refunds Policy does not state an 18-month warranty term, so that claim isn't currently backed up by the store's own policy pages either. Neither error changes whether the screen physically fits — it's a wording issue, not a compatibility one — but both should be corrected.

What Does OEM OLED Mean for a Redmi Note 12S Replacement?

"OEM" on a repair-parts listing like this one is industry shorthand for "manufactured to original equipment specifications" — not proof that Xiaomi manufactured, licensed or supplied the part. Nothing in this listing's own description demonstrates Xiaomi provenance (no service-pack reference, no Xiaomi part number, no authorised-repair documentation), so "OEM" here should be read as a quality-tier claim from the compatible-parts market, not as "Genuine Xiaomi" or "Xiaomi Original." If genuine Xiaomi provenance matters to you, ask the store to confirm sourcing before ordering rather than assuming it from the word "OEM" alone.

Redmi Note 13 4G AMOLED Screen Replacement

Xiaomi specifies the Redmi Note 13 4G with a 6.67" AMOLED display, FHD+ resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and an under-display (in-screen) fingerprint sensor. The Repair Plus's current Note 13 4G listing (£61.69) is consistently described as AMOLED throughout its body copy — no OLED/LCD naming contradiction here — and explicitly mentions transferring the under-display fingerprint flex cable during installation, which matches the phone's real fingerprint hardware. It includes the digitizer and front frame, and explicitly excludes the Redmi Note 13 5G, Pro and Pro+ models. The one wording issue: the listing's handle and body use "Original," which isn't a claim its own description substantiates — treat this as a compatible AMOLED-type replacement, not a genuine Xiaomi part.

Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G Screen Replacement

Xiaomi specifies the Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G with a 6.67" AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate, and an in-display fingerprint sensor. The Repair Plus's current listing (£44.39) is titled "AMOLED Material LCD Screen" — another example of the OLED/LCD naming clash flagged for the Note 12 4G listing above. Its own performance claims (deep blacks, high contrast) point to an OLED-type panel rather than a plain LCD one, so treat "LCD" in the name as inaccurate leftover wording pending correction.

Important: "Blue" in this listing's title refers to the replacement front frame colour, not the screen's visible colour. The description confirms this directly: "features the correct Blue front frame color for a perfect, seamless visual match with your device." The frame and digitizer are both explicitly included. The listing mentions transferring the fingerprint flex cable during installation but doesn't explicitly confirm in-display fingerprint function is preserved — test this specifically before final reassembly.

Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G vs 5G Screen — Are They the Same?

No — do not assume compatibility. Xiaomi used the name "Redmi Note 13 Pro" for both a 4G phone and a differently-specified 5G phone, and The Repair Plus stocks separate, differently-priced replacement listings for each (AMOLED-type for the 4G, TFT LCD for the 5G — see below). A screen bought for one will not correctly match the other's connector layout, frame or, on the 5G model, its fingerprint hardware. Always match the full model name and, where possible, the model code before ordering.

4G ≠ 5G Screen Compatibility

A "Redmi Note 13 Pro" name alone tells you the phone series, not its exact hardware. Xiaomi's 4G and 5G versions of the same "Pro" name can use different chipsets, different display suppliers and different internal architecture. Never assume a screen fits both variants just because the model name matches — check the full name, the model code, and the specific product listing.

Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G TFT Screen Replacement

Xiaomi specifies the Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G (model codes 2312DRA50C / 2312CRAD3C / 2312DRA50G) with a 6.67" AMOLED display, 2712×1220 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and an optical in-display fingerprint sensor. The Repair Plus's current listing for this model (£20.59) is a TFT LCD screen — not AMOLED.

To be direct about this: the original phone uses AMOLED; this particular replacement option uses TFT LCD. That's a legitimate, lower-cost repair route many buyers choose deliberately, but it's a meaningfully different panel technology from the factory part, so it's worth knowing before you order rather than discovering afterwards. Buyer considerations that may follow from an AMOLED-to-TFT swap include differences in black-level depth and contrast, viewing angles, and panel thickness — we're not asserting exact figures for this specific replacement since the listing doesn't publish them, so verify with the store if any of these matter to you.

Will Fingerprint Work With the Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G TFT Screen?

FINGERPRINT: REQUIRES CONFIRMATION — likely NOT SUPPORTED. The factory Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G uses an optical in-display fingerprint sensor, a technology that reads a fingerprint through gaps between an OLED/AMOLED panel's self-lit pixels. TFT LCD panels use a solid backlight behind the liquid-crystal layer and do not support this optical in-display method. The Repair Plus's listing for this TFT replacement does not mention fingerprint function at all. Based on how optical in-display sensors work, we would not assume in-display fingerprint unlock continues to function normally after fitting this particular TFT replacement — confirm directly with the store before ordering if fingerprint unlock matters to you.

AMOLED vs TFT for Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G

Characteristic Factory AMOLED TFT Replacement
Display principle Self-emissive pixels, no backlight Liquid crystal layer lit by a backlight
Black levels Pixels switch off individually for true black Backlight remains on; blacks are typically greyer
Contrast Very high (self-emissive) Lower than AMOLED; can vary by supplier
Optical in-display fingerprint Supported (factory feature) Not supported by this panel type — see warning above
Refresh rate 120Hz (factory) Not specified on this listing — verify with the store
Panel thickness Thinner, no backlight layer May be marginally thicker due to backlight
Price positioning N/A (factory part) Lower cost than the AMOLED-type replacement options in this guide

We're using "may," "can" and "verify" throughout this comparison deliberately — we have Xiaomi's factory specification for the original AMOLED panel, but the store's TFT listing doesn't publish equivalent brightness, contrast or refresh-rate figures for the replacement, so those specific numbers should be treated as unconfirmed rather than assumed.

Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G AMOLED Screen Replacement

Xiaomi specifies the Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G (model 24090RA29G) with a 6.67" AMOLED display, 1.5K (2712×1220) resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and an in-display fingerprint sensor. The Repair Plus currently carries two listings for this model, both priced at £34.99, and on closer reading they are genuinely different in content rather than plain duplicates:

  • A shorter listing whose description does not explicitly confirm frame inclusion (it refers to "adhering the assembly to the phone's frame," which reads as reusing your existing frame rather than supplying a new one) and does not mention resolution, refresh rate or fingerprint at all.
  • A fuller listing that explicitly includes a new rigid front frame, explicitly states 1.5K resolution and 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, and explicitly names the in-display fingerprint sensor and its careful transfer during installation.

Since both are the same price, the fuller listing gives you more to verify against Xiaomi's factory spec before ordering — we're linking that one as the primary option, and flagging the shorter listing for a copy update rather than treating the pair as true duplicates.

OLED vs AMOLED vs TFT LCD — What's the Difference?

OLED (organic light-emitting diode) pixels generate their own light, so the panel needs no backlight. AMOLED (active-matrix OLED) is the specific OLED implementation Xiaomi uses in these phones, using a transistor matrix to control each pixel individually. TFT LCD is a liquid-crystal panel technology that relies on a thin-film-transistor matrix and a separate backlight shining through the liquid crystal layer. We deliberately avoid phrases like "AMOLED LCD" or "OLED LCD" in this guide — they describe two different technologies at once, which isn't accurate for any single panel — and where a store listing uses that kind of combined wording, treat it as a naming issue rather than a genuine hybrid part. See our earlier guide, OLED vs LCD: Which Screen is Best?, for a broader look at the trade-offs, and our Redmi Note 7, 8T, 9 & 10 screen replacement guide if you're repairing an older Redmi Note model.

Factory Panel ≠ Replacement Panel

Two separate sources feed this guide: Xiaomi's own specification tells us what a phone shipped with; the current Shopify listing tells us what the replacement actually is. We don't carry factory figures — 120Hz, peak brightness, colour gamut, optical fingerprint support — across onto a replacement part unless that replacement's own listing states the same thing. Where a listing is silent on a spec, we mark it "not specified" rather than assuming it matches the original phone.

Does the Replacement Support the Original 120Hz Refresh Rate?

Phone Factory refresh rate Replacement refresh rate
Redmi Note 12 4G 120Hz Not specified on the replacement listing
Redmi Note 12S 90Hz Not specified on the replacement listing
Redmi Note 13 4G 120Hz Not specified on the replacement listing
Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G 120Hz Not specified on the replacement listing
Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G 120Hz (factory AMOLED) Not specified — TFT replacement, verify with the store
Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G 120Hz VERIFIED 120Hz adaptive — stated explicitly on the fuller listing only

Only the fuller Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G listing states its own refresh-rate figure; every other current listing in this guide is silent on replacement refresh rate, so don't assume 120Hz carries over just because the factory phone had it.

Does the Screen Include the Touch Digitizer?

Product Digitizer Frame Fingerprint
Note 12 4G (both listings) Yes Yes Not mentioned (factory is side-mounted, unaffected)
Note 12S Yes Not explicitly stated Listing incorrectly claims in-display — factory is side-mounted
Note 13 4G Yes Yes Under-display, explicitly handled in fitting instructions
Note 13 Pro 4G Yes Yes (Blue) Fingerprint flex transfer mentioned; confirm function after fitting
Note 13 Pro 5G TFT Yes Not specified Not mentioned — see fingerprint warning above
Note 14 Pro 5G (shorter listing) Yes Not explicitly stated Not mentioned
Note 14 Pro 5G (fuller listing) Yes Yes, new frame In-display, explicitly handled in fitting instructions

Which Redmi Screens Come With a Frame?

"Full assembly" is not the same claim as "includes a new frame" — we only mark Frame as Yes above where the listing's own wording says so explicitly. The Note 12S listing and one of the two Note 14 Pro 5G listings don't explicitly confirm a new frame is included; check the product page or ask the store before ordering if this matters for your repair.

Should You Buy a Screen With Frame or Without Frame?

A with-frame assembly can simplify fitting because the digitizer, panel and frame are already aligned at the factory — useful if your existing frame is bent or damaged. A without-frame (or frame-status-unclear) option can be cheaper and keeps your original frame's exact fit, but only if that frame is still in good condition and the colour matches. Neither is universally better: choose based on the condition of your current frame and whether the listing's frame colour (where stated, such as the Note 13 Pro 4G's Blue) matches your device.

How Much Does a Redmi Note 12, 13 or 14 Screen Cost?

Current prices depend on model, panel technology, frame configuration and stock. Check the live product page for today's price rather than relying on a number printed here.

Check Note 12 price · Check Note 12S price · Check Note 13 price · Check Note 13 Pro 4G price · Check Note 13 Pro 5G price · Check Note 14 Pro price

What Screen Problem Are You Trying to Fix?

Cracked glass, a black display, coloured or green lines, dead pixels, patches of OLED burn-in, flickering, unresponsive touch and ghost touching are the most common reasons buyers reach for these listings. A screen replacement won't fix every one of these symptoms on its own — a damaged display flex connector, motherboard fault, battery issue or liquid damage can cause similar visible symptoms without the panel itself being at fault, so it's worth ruling those out first if your phone shows no image at all and doesn't vibrate on power-up.

Can You Replace Only the Glass?

Where the panel and touch layer still work and only the outer glass is cracked, specialist glass-only refurbishment is sometimes possible. For AMOLED/OLED panels this needs dedicated separator and OCA-lamination equipment, since the layers are more delicate than on TFT LCD assemblies — this is normally a job for a professional refurbishment service rather than a home repair.

Can You Install a Redmi AMOLED Screen Yourself?

These are advanced, full front-assembly repairs suited to experienced technicians and confident DIY repairers rather than complete beginners. Disconnect the battery before removing the old screen, handle every flex cable gently (avoid bending past roughly 90°), pay particular attention to the fingerprint sensor flex on models that have one, use anti-static precautions, and connect and test the new screen before final adhesive sealing. If you've never opened a smartphone before, professional fitting is the safer route.

What to Test Before Final Installation

  • Confirm the exact phone model, including 4G/5G and Pro status
  • Confirm the model code where the listing states one
  • Check the new screen for transit damage before fitting
  • Power on and check the full display image for lines, spots or discolouration
  • Test touch response across the entire screen, corner to corner
  • Check brightness and colour rendering
  • Test the refresh rate feels smooth if the phone supports a high refresh mode
  • Test fingerprint unlock specifically if your model uses in-display or under-display fingerprint
  • Check the flex connectors are fully seated
  • Check the frame sits flush before final adhesive sealing

Where to Buy Redmi Note AMOLED & OLED Screens in the UK

When choosing where to buy, check: the exact model and model code, the panel technology (AMOLED/OLED/TFT), whether the digitizer and frame are included, fingerprint compatibility for in-display models, current stock, current price, and the seller's shipping and returns terms.

The Repair Plus is a UK-based seller trading as Repair Plus Manchester Ltd. Orders ship via Royal Mail Tracked services, and consumers have the standard 14-day cancellation right plus a 30-day right to reject faulty items under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 — see the full Returns & Refunds Policy and Shipping Policy for details. For compatibility questions before you order, use the contact page.

Common Buying Mistakes

  1. Buying by "Redmi Note 13" alone, without checking 4G/5G/Pro
  2. Confusing Note 13 with Note 13 Pro
  3. Confusing Note 13 Pro 4G with Note 13 Pro 5G — different screens entirely
  4. Assuming AMOLED and TFT replacements are interchangeable
  5. Assuming an "LCD" in a listing title describes what the factory phone used
  6. Assuming AMOLED automatically means Genuine Xiaomi
  7. Assuming "OEM" means Genuine Xiaomi
  8. Ignoring fingerprint compatibility on in-display fingerprint phones
  9. Assuming the factory 120Hz refresh rate applies to every replacement
  10. Assuming "full assembly" always includes a new frame
  11. Ignoring frame colour, such as the Note 13 Pro 4G's Blue frame
  12. Buying on price alone without checking the compatibility claim
  13. Ordering from a product photo alone
  14. Ignoring the model code where one is published
  15. Installing before testing the new screen
  16. Assuming every regional variant of a phone is identical
  17. Treating OLED and LCD as interchangeable terms

Redmi Note 12–14 Screen Replacement FAQs

Is the Redmi Note 12 screen AMOLED?

Xiaomi specifies AMOLED for the factory Redmi Note 12 4G. The Repair Plus's current replacement is presented as an OLED-type panel, though the listing title confusingly calls it "OLED LCD" — see the section above for the full explanation.

Can I buy an OLED screen for Redmi Note 12?

Yes — the current listing is an OLED-type screen and digitizer assembly, despite the contradictory "LCD" wording in its title.

What screen fits Redmi Note 12 4G?

The Repair Plus's Redmi Note 12 4G listing (see comparison table above); it explicitly does not fit the Redmi Note 12 5G or Redmi Note 12 Pro.

What is an OEM OLED screen for Note 12S?

It's an aftermarket OLED-type replacement manufactured to original-equipment specifications — "OEM" here is a quality-tier term, not proof of Xiaomi manufacture. See the dedicated OEM section above.

What screen does Redmi Note 13 4G use?

Xiaomi specifies a 6.67" AMOLED display at 120Hz with an under-display fingerprint sensor; the current replacement listing is also AMOLED.

Does Redmi Note 13 replacement include touch?

Yes — every listing in this guide includes the touch digitizer bonded to the display.

Are Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G and 5G screens the same?

No. They are different replacement listings at different prices, for phones with different chipsets and, on the 5G model, different fingerprint hardware. See the 4G vs 5G section above.

Does Note 13 Pro 4G screen fit 5G?

No — order the listing that matches your exact model; the two are not interchangeable.

Why is there a TFT screen for Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G?

It's offered as a lower-cost repair alternative to an AMOLED-matching replacement. The factory phone is AMOLED; this specific listing is TFT LCD — see the dedicated section above.

Can TFT replace AMOLED?

Physically, yes, as a display and touch solution — but it's a different panel technology with different characteristics (see the AMOLED vs TFT comparison table above), and it doesn't carry over optical in-display fingerprint support.

Will fingerprint work with a TFT replacement?

For the Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G's optical in-display sensor, likely not — TFT LCD panels don't support the same optical fingerprint method as AMOLED. Confirm with the store before ordering if this matters to you.

Does TFT support 120Hz?

The current Note 13 Pro 5G TFT listing doesn't state a refresh rate figure, so treat this as not specified rather than assuming 120Hz.

Does Redmi Note 13 Pro screen include a frame?

The Note 13 Pro 4G listing explicitly includes a Blue frame. The Note 13 Pro 5G TFT listing doesn't state frame inclusion either way.

What does Blue frame mean?

It refers to the colour of the replacement's front frame component, not the screen's visible display colour.

What screen does Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G use?

Xiaomi specifies a 6.67" 1.5K AMOLED display at 120Hz with an in-display fingerprint sensor.

Can I buy an AMOLED replacement for Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G?

Yes — both current listings are AMOLED-type; the fuller listing explicitly confirms 1.5K resolution, 120Hz and in-display fingerprint transfer.

What is OLED vs AMOLED?

AMOLED is a specific active-matrix implementation of OLED technology; every AMOLED panel is an OLED panel, but not every OLED panel uses the AMOLED design.

What is AMOLED vs TFT LCD?

AMOLED pixels emit their own light with no backlight; TFT LCD uses a liquid-crystal layer lit by a separate backlight. See the comparison table above.

Does digitizer mean touch?

Yes — the digitizer is the touch-sensing glass layer bonded to the display; every listing in this guide includes it.

Does full assembly include frame?

Not always — check the Frame column in the tables above; two listings in this guide don't explicitly confirm frame inclusion.

Should I buy a screen with frame?

Only if the frame colour and phone variant match your device — see the with-frame vs without-frame section above.

How much is a Redmi AMOLED screen?

Prices vary by model and stock; use the "Check price" links above for today's figures.

Where can I buy Redmi screens in the UK?

The Repair Plus, a UK-based seller, currently stocks screens for all six models covered in this guide — see the links throughout.

Should I test the screen before fitting?

Yes — connect and test the display, touch and (where applicable) fingerprint sensor before final adhesive installation.

Buy the Correct Redmi Note Screen

Match the exact Redmi Note model, 4G/5G version, model code, display technology, digitizer, frame and fingerprint requirements before ordering. Use the live product page for current price and stock.

Shop Note 12 screen · Shop Note 12S screen · Shop Note 13 screen · Shop Note 13 Pro 4G screen · Shop Note 13 Pro 5G screen · Shop Note 14 Pro screen · Contact The Repair Plus

Repairing an older Redmi Note phone, or a standard Redmi, A-series, K20 or Poco model instead? See Redmi Note 7, 8T, 9 & 10 Screen Replacement UK for the older Note range, or Redmi LCD Screen Replacement UK for Redmi 9, 10, 12, 13C, 14C, A2, A5, K20 and Poco M4 Pro.

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