Buyers often ask:
“Why do two LCD panels of the same size have different prices?”
In reality, screen size is only one factor. Here are the main reasons behind price differences.
Even with the same size, panels from different manufacturers or different model series can vary greatly in:
Original or mainstream models usually cost more due to stability and market demand.
For example:
Higher resolution and better panel technology naturally increase cost.
Pricing is heavily affected by panel grade:
Lower prices often indicate compromises in grade or consistency.
Panels with:
will cost more than incomplete or modified versions.
Pricing also depends on:
Bulk buyers usually receive better pricing due to lower handling and logistics costs.
Export-grade packaging, reinforced protection, and quality inspection all add cost—but also reduce risk.
In LCD sourcing, the cheapest option is not always the most cost-effective one.