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Fix iPhone Unknown Part Message Using Diagnostic-Compatible Parts
Apple’s Repair Assistant has transformed the way iPhone repairs are performed. Today, simply installing an aftermarket display or battery isn’t enough. To avoid the iPhone unknown part message, the replacement component must also be compatible with Apple’s Repair Assistant and successfully pass the post-repair diagnostic process. Using diagnostic-compatible parts helps ensure a seamless repair experience while preventing warning messages that can affect user confidence.

As a result, diagnostic-compatible screens and batteries have quickly skyrocketed in the mobile repair industry in 2025. They promise a much simpler installation process while avoiding the iPhone Unknown Part message that traditional third-party parts often trigger.

In this guide, REWA will break down the technology behind diagnostic-compatible parts in plain English, discuss their advantages and limitations, and help you decide whether they’re the right choice for your repair business.

What Are iPhone Diagnostic-Compatible Parts?

A diagnostic-compatible part is an aftermarket replacement component engineered to work seamlessly with Apple’s Repair Assistant. After installation, it can successfully complete the pairing and diagnostic process, helping prevent the iPhone unknown part message from appearing. This allows users to enjoy a smoother repair experience while maintaining proper part recognition and system functionality.

Normally, third-party screens and batteries are not recognized as genuine paired components by iOS. As a result, users may see:
- “Unknown Part” notifications
- Limited functionality after replacement
- Failure during Apple’s Parts Calibration process
Diagnostic-compatible parts are engineered specifically to overcome these problems, allowing many repairs to be completed without performing risky IC chip transplantation.

Simply put:

Repair Assistant is Apple’s software calibration system introduced for newer iPhones. After replacing certain components, technicians can run Repair Assistant to verify and calibrate the installed parts.

How Does a Diagnostic-Compatible Screen Work?

The technology behind diagnostic-compatible displays may sound complicated at first, but the basic concept is surprisingly straightforward. Let’s break it down step by step. The secret isn’t the OLED panel itself. Instead, the key component is the OEM pulled touch IC.

An OEM pulled IC is an original Apple chip removed from another genuine iPhone screen.

Since Apple’s encrypted calibration information is stored inside the touch IC, manufacturers transplant an original touch IC onto an aftermarket OLED display. This allows the screen to present itself to the system in a way that enables Repair Assistant to complete successfully.

The whole calibration process is like this:
- Harvest an original touch IC from a donor screen.
- Solder the IC onto an aftermarket OLED display.
- Install the screen.
- Run Apple’s Repair Assistant.
- Complete Parts Calibration.
Why is the Front Sensor Flex Important?

There’s another important detail that many technicians overlook, especially on newer iPhones. After Parts Calibration, the front sensor flex cable becomes critical.

For iPhone 14 Series and earlier, the repair is relatively forgiving. As long as a compatible front sensor flex cable is installed, the screen can usually pass Repair Assistant.

For iPhone 15 Series and newer, requirements become much stricter. The front sensor flex must be either the original flex paired with the motherboard, or perfectly matched to the touch IC installed on the replacement screen. Otherwise, the calibration may fail even if the screen itself is diagnostic-compatible.

How Does a Diagnostic-Compatible Battery Work?

The same design philosophy also applies to batteries. Instead of relying on the battery cell itself, the key component is the Battery Management System (BMS) board.

A small circuit board attached to every iPhone battery.

The BMS board controls functions including charging, battery protection, power management, battery health reporting and fuel gauging. Diagnostic-compatible battery manufacturers replace the traditional aftermarket BMS board with:
- an OEM pulled authentication IC
- a control IC for battery management
After spot welding this BMS board onto a new battery cell, the battery can successfully complete Repair Assistant while still operating like a normal replacement battery.

Quick tip:

Fuel Gauging refers to the system that calculates the battery percentage displayed on your iPhone.

Advantages of Diagnostic-Compatible Parts

Diagnostic-compatible parts have become popular because they solve several long-standing repair challenges. Here’s why many repair shops are paying attention.

1. Lower Risk During Installation

Traditional solutions often require screen IC transplantation, battery BMS transplantation and precision microsoldering.

These procedures require expensive equipment and highly experienced technicians. Diagnostic-compatible parts significantly reduce the chance of technician-induced failures.

2. Faster Repair Turnaround

Without chip swapping, repairs become much quicker. For businesses, faster turnaround often means higher profitability.

Repair shops can:
- Complete more repairs each day
- Alleviate technician workload
- Reduce customer waiting time
3. Lower Cost Than OEM Parts

Original Apple replacement parts remain expensive. Diagnostic-compatible parts provide many of the same user-facing benefits while costing considerably less, making them attractive for:
- Chain repair shops
- Distributors
- Refurbishers
- Second-hand device dealers
Hidden Risks You Should Know

Although diagnostic-compatible parts offer impressive convenience, they’re not a perfect solution. Like any emerging repair technology, there are several limitations worth considering.

1. Future iOS Updates May Break Compatibility

The diagnostic-compatible parts only guarantee current iOS compatibility. This remains one of the biggest uncertainties.

If Apple changes its verification algorithm in future iOS releases, currently compatible parts could:
- Fail Apple Repair Assistant
- Display Unknown Part warnings
- Lose diagnostic compatibility
2. Donor IC Chips are Still Used Components

The authentication ICs are harvested from donor devices. Although genuine, they are not brand-new.

Older chips may eventually experience aging, instability and random diagnostic failures. Their long-term reliability depends heavily on the quality of the harvested components.

3. Long-Term Reliability is Still Being Proven

Manufacturing quality continues to improve, but long-term field performance still requires more validation. Because diagnostic-compatible solutions are still too new.

Industry testing and early RMA data suggest that some production batches have experienced random glitches, intermittent failures and inconsistent stability.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can diagnostic-compatible parts permanently remove the iPhone Unknown Part message?
Not necessarily. They are designed to pass the current version of Apple’s Repair Assistant, but future iOS updates could change Apple’s verification mechanisms and affect compatibility.
2. Are diagnostic-compatible screens genuine Apple displays?
No. The display panel itself is aftermarket. However, it typically incorporates an OEM pulled touch IC that enables the authentication process.
3. Do diagnostic-compatible parts lower the risk of microsoldering?
Yes. One of the biggest advantages of diagnostic-compatible parts is that they fix the need for complex IC or BMS transplantation during installation.
4. What is the front sensor flex? Why is it important on iPhone 15 and newer?
The front sensor flex is the cable that connects components like the ambient light sensor and proximity sensor located near the front camera assembly. And Apple introduced stricter pairing requirements on iPhone 15 and newer. The front sensor flex must either be the original one paired with the motherboard or correctly matched with the replacement screen’s touch IC to complete calibration successfully.
5. Are diagnostic-compatible batteries as reliable as OEM batteries?
Reliability depends on manufacturing quality, the condition of the reused authentication IC, and the supplier’s quality control. Because the technology is still relatively new, long-term performance data is still developing.
6. Who should consider using diagnostic-compatible parts?
They are well suited for independent repair shops, refurbishing businesses, distributors, and technicians seeking faster repairs, lower labor costs, and a more affordable alternative to OEM parts.

Conclusion

Diagnostic-compatible screens and batteries represent one of the biggest developments in the iPhone repair aftermarket in recent years.

By integrating OEM pulled authentication chips into aftermarket components, they make it possible to complete Apple’s Repair Assistant without the complex microsoldering traditionally required for IC chip transplantation.

As the aftermarket continues to evolve, diagnostic-compatible parts are likely to play an increasingly important role—but choosing products from trusted suppliers with proven quality control remains essential. REWA Technology is a global electronics repair solutions provider, and it implements a rigorous quality control process before shipping each batch of products. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us.
July 9, 2026
Important Notice: The Change of Beneficiary Bank Account
Dear Valued Customer,

To optimize our account management and improve fund settlement arrangements, we will be updating our Hong Kong beneficiary bank account. Effective from July 10, 2026, our previous HSBC Hong Kong account will no longer be used for receiving payments. Going forward, please remit all payments to our newly designated DBS Bank (Hong Kong) account as provided below. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this transition may cause and greatly appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

To avoid returned payments, processing delays, or other issues, please refrain from making any payments to our former HSBC account from July 5, 2026 onward. If you have any questions before making a payment, please contact your REWA sales representative to confirm the latest payment details.

Our previous HSBC account has been discontinued. Please remit all future payments to the following DBS Bank account:
- Account Name: Rewa International Holdings Co., Limited
- Beneficiary’s Business Address: Unit 3, 27/F, Wu Chung House, 213 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
- Beneficiary’s Bank Account Number (USD,EUR,GBP,HKD,CNH) : 002167706
- SWIFT/BIC Code: DHBKHKHHXXX
- Bank Name: DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited
- Bank Address: 11th Floor, The Center, 99 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
- Bank Code: 016
- Branch Code: 478
For all future payments, please ensure that the above DBS Bank account is used. In addition, please refer to the bank account information published on the official REWA website as the authoritative source. If you receive any payment instructions that have not been officially announced by REWA, please verify them with your REWA sales representative before making any payment to avoid unnecessary losses.

Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for your continued trust, understanding, and cooperation.
June 25, 2026

The Evolution of Samsung Aftermarket Screens: From Incell LCD to Advanced 1:1 OLED

For years, Samsung aftermarket screens were often associated with poor display quality, missing functions, and unreliable performance. Many repair shops treated them as low-cost emergency solutions rather than serious alternatives to OEM displays.

Driven by advances in OLED manufacturing, panel engineering, and aftermarket supply chains, nowadays Samsung aftermarket screens have evolved into highly capable repair solutions for different business scenarios. For repair shops, distributors, refurbishing facilities and buyback businesses, understanding the differences between screen grades is critical.

In this article, we break down the evolution of Samsung third-party screens — from basic Incell LCDs to advanced 1:1 OLED displays — and explain which option best fits different repair needs and budgets.

Side-by-side comparison of Incell LCD, Aftermarket OLED, and 1:1 OLED screens showing differences in bezel thickness

Budget Repair Option: Incell LCD Screens

The earliest mainstream Samsung third-party screens focused primarily on affordability and functionality recovery. For many repair scenarios, Incell LCD screens still serve an important purpose today.

Widely used for:

Budget repairs
Data recovery
Temporary replacement
Low-cost resale preparation

However, their limitations are clear due to the fundamental LCD structure. Unlike OLED panels, Incell LCD displays cannot support self-emitting pixels. As a result:

True blacks appear grayish
Power efficiency is lower
Contrast performance is weaker
AOD functionality becomes limited or unavailable

Comparison of screen structures showing Aftermarket OLED with three layers and Incell LCD with five layers

More importantly, Incell structures cannot properly support Samsung’s under-display fingerprint sensor technology. This is one of the biggest compromises for users accustomed to flagship Samsung devices.

Physical construction is another challenge. Due to IC packaging and panel design limitations, Incell LCD screens often feature:

Wider bezels
Thicker chins
Smaller viewing areas
Less precise frame fitting

Mainstream Repair Option: Aftermarket OLED Screens

As market demands increased, the aftermarket industry reached a major turning point: the rise of aftermarket OLED screens. This generation significantly improved both visual quality and feature compatibility.

Because OLED technology closely mirrors OEM display architecture, these screens deliver major improvements in:

Black depth
Brightness & contrast ratio
Color saturation & color gamut
Under-display fingerprint sensor
S Pen responsiveness
Ambient light sensor function

Comparison of Incell LCD and Aftermarket OLED screens, showing the OLED's thinner bezels and more vibrant colors

A finger activates the under-display fingerprint sensor on a Samsung smartphone with an aftermarket OLED screen

For repair customers, the experience immediately feels more “premium,” meanwhile the OLED screens became the sweet spot between performance and cost.

However, early aftermarket OLED generations still had one noticeable compromise: the viewing area. Compared to original Samsung displays, this slightly reduced the active viewing area and created subtle visual differences around the corners and borders.

Comparison showing an Aftermarket OLED screen has slightly thicker bezels and a smaller viewing area than an OEM Used screen

Best For:

Mainstream repair businesses
Mid-to-high-end device repairs
Customers wanting original-like functionality
Shops prioritizing value and reliability

Premium Repair Option: Aftermarket 1:1 OLED Screens

As aftermarket technology matured, manufacturers pushed toward a new goal: achieving a true OEM-like visual experience, which led to the development of the latest innovation: aftermarket 1:1 OLED screens.

REWA aftermarket 1:1 OLED screen replacement for Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra next to its packaging

Unlike earlier OLED generations, these panels feature:

Narrower chins
True 1:1 viewing areas
True right-angled corner structures
OEM-like border proportions

Side-by-side comparison of phone screens highlighting the narrower bottom bezel on the 1:1 OLED display

Comparison of two smartphone screens showing the thicker bottom chin on the left versus the narrower chin on the right

According to REWA Lab testing, the latest third-party 1:1 OLED screens demonstrate virtually no noticeable difference from OEM screens in areas such as:

Under-display fingerprint sensor
S Pen pressure sensitivity
Display performance
Ambient light sensor

For repair professionals, this represents a major evolution in aftermarket display technology. Of course, newer technologies come with higher initial manufacturing costs. This generation of OLED displays cost highest than previous ones.

Best For:

High-end Samsung users
Customers sensitive to display quality
Professional refurbishing businesses
Repair shops pursuing OEM-like results

How to Choose the Right Samsung Aftermarket Screen

Different repair scenarios require different solutions. There is no universal “best” option.

Here’s a simplified comparison:

Comparison of Samsung Aftermarket Screens for S & Note Series

Collection	OEM Used	REWA Selected 1:1 Soft OLED	REWA Selected Aftermarket OLED	Others in the market
Display Size	Original	Original	Near OEM	Small Size
Display Panel	Soft OLED	Soft OLED	Soft OLED	Incell LCD
Display Performance	High Brightness, Wide Gamut, No Color Shift	High Brightness, Wider Gamut, Rich Saturation	High Brightness, Wider Gamut, Rich Saturation	Lower Brightness, Cool Color Tone
Battery Impact	Low	Medium	Medium	High
Fit & Finish	1:1 Fit Near; OEM bezel	Excellent Fit; Near OEM bezel	Great Fit; Narrow bezel	Light leakage may exist; Thick bezel
Resolution	FHD	FHD	FHD	HD
Refresh Rate	120Hz	90Hz	90Hz	60Hz
Touch Response	High-speed response; Supports S pen	Near OEM response; Supports S pen	Near OEM response; Supports S pen	Occasionally delayed response; Unsmooth S Pen
Compatible Models	Limited	Limited	Mainstream	Selective
Supply Stability	Constrained	Steady	Steady	Variable
Price Level	High & Unstable	Slightly High	Medium & Stable	Low, but high customer complaints
Target Use Case	OEM experience, premium resale & high-quality repair	1:1 OEM display size, reliable soft OLED alternative	OEM display performance, cost-effective & stable OLED replacement	No OEM display & touch needs
Overall Rating	☆☆☆	☆☆☆☆	☆☆☆☆☆	☆☆

Frequently Asked Question

What is the difference between Incell LCD and OLED screens?

Incell LCD screens use LCD technology with backlighting, while OLED screens use self-emitting pixels. OLED offers better blacks, higher contrast, and improved compatibility with Samsung flagship features.

Why does under-display fingerprint recognition not work on some aftermarket screens?

Most Incell LCD structures cannot support Samsung’s optical under-display fingerprint technology due to structural limitations.

What does “1:1 view area” mean?

It means a display structure designed to match the OEM screen’s active display size and border proportions.

Are aftermarket OLED screens good enough for daily use?

Yes. Modern aftermarket OLED screens now provide excellent display quality and support many original Samsung features, making them suitable for everyday users.

Why are 1:1 OLED screens more expensive?

They require higher-precision glass processing, improved panel engineering, and more advanced manufacturing standards.

Which aftermarket screen is best for repair shops?

It depends on the customer’s budget and expectations. Most repair shops benefit from offering multiple grades, including budget Incell LCD, mainstream OLED, and premium 1:1 OLED options.

Conclusion

From basic Incell LCDs to advanced 1:1 OLED panels, the aftermarket industry is rapidly narrowing the gap with OEM standards through continuous material innovation and engineering improvements.

REWA selected every tier of screen discussed above on the REWA Online Shop. And it has also obtained the CE certificate. As a global repair supply chain partner, every single display undergoes rigorous inbound and outbound inspection procedures by REWA to ensure it meets REWA strict QC standards.

Technician testing a smartphone screen next to stacks of REWA screen replacement boxes and repair tools

Over the 18 years, we are committed to powering your repair business with reliable and premium products and tailored customer solutions. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

June 9, 2026

Step Into REWA’s Global Electronics Repair Ecosystem From Here
In February 2026, the joint showroom of REWA, REPART, and REFOX was officially completed and opened to global partners.

More than just a product experience center, this showroom represents REWA’s milestone on its 18-year journey, its expanding global business ecosystem, and its long-term commitment to the global electronics repair industry. It also serves as an important bridge connecting industry partners worldwide.

Since its establishment in 2008, REWA has been deeply rooted in the consumer electronics repair industry. Starting from Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen — one of the world’s most influential electronics hubs — REWA has gradually expanded its business to over 225 countries and regions worldwide and will continue to focus on providing professional, reliable, and efficient electronics repair solutions for global partners.

This newly opened showroom brings together REWA and its two flagship brands:
- REPART — a premium replacement parts brand
- REFOX — a professional repair tool and machine brand
Through a more visual and systematic presentation, the showroom demonstrates REWA’s long-term vision — being a leading brand to power global repair business.

The Philosophy Behind the Showroom: Integrating REWA’s Brand Spirit Into Every Detail

The REWA X REPART X REFOX showroom was designed to be more than a modern exhibition space. Every landscape element and design detail reflects REWA’s long-held values and approach to global partnerships.

We hope every customer visiting from around the world can experience the spirit REWA has upheld for 18 years — “openness and inclusiveness, friendly collaboration and long-term commitment.”

1. “Hello” in 16 Languages: Welcoming Global Partners

At the entrance of the showroom, visitors are greeted by a wall featuring the word “Hello” in 16 different languages.

This installation symbolizes REWA’s journey from Huaqiangbei to the global market. Today, REWA serves customers across 225 countries and regions, working with businesses from different cultures, languages, and market environments.

For us, these differences are not barriers — they are one of the most valuable parts of REWA’s global ecosystem.

This “Hello Wall” represents a simple but important message:

No matter where you come from, REWA welcomes you.

We deeply respect cultural diversity and value every opportunity to build meaningful long-term partnerships across borders.

2. The “Constant Dripping Wears Away A Stone” Landscape Wall

As visitors walk deeper into the showroom, they encounter one of its most symbolic visual installations: the landscape wall of “Constant Dripping Wears Away A Stone.”

Water continuously flows downward along the stone surface before circulating upward again, creating an endless cycle.

This installation represents the spiritual core of the entire showroom and reflects REWA’s long-term philosophy toward the electronics repair industry. We firmly believe that electronics repair is an industry worthy of long-term dedication and continuous investment.

Like dripping water carving through stone over time, REWA believes that persistent effort, continuous improvement, and uncompromising attention to product and service quality are what ultimately build lasting trust and sustainable growth.

This philosophy continues to drive REWA toward becoming the premier empowering brand in the repair industry.

3. The “Whale and Ocean” Main Wall: Strong Yet Kind

The inspiration behind the REWA brand wall comes from one of the largest mammals in the ocean — the whale. Whales are powerful, yet gentle. Massive, yet peaceful. They symbolize both the strength to cross oceans and the ability to coexist harmoniously with their environment.

This philosophy closely aligns with REWA’s understanding of long-term business relationships. At REWA, we believe companies must first develop strong capabilities in order to survive and compete globally. But strength alone is not enough. Equally important is maintaining kindness, openness, and inclusiveness.

Only by being both strong and trustworthy can a company establish long-lasting, mutually beneficial partnerships with global customers and partners.

This philosophy also supports REWA’s mission of providing professional products and technical services to the global electronics repair industry.

A Complete Repair Ecosystem Built by REWA, REPART, and REFOX

The showroom presents the collaborative ecosystem built by REWA and its two core brands. Together, they cover the key operational needs of modern repair businesses, refurbishing facilities, and distribution partners.

From parts supply and repair tools to technical support and training systems, the ecosystem is designed to help repair businesses improve efficiency, stability, and long-term competitiveness.

1. REWA: Electronics Repair Business Solution Provider

Inside the REWA exhibition area, visitors can explore REWA’s development history, major milestones, and a fully simulated professional repair workstation surrounded by carefully selected parts, tools, and consumables.

This setup was intentionally designed to help visitors better understand REWA’s core positioning:

A global electronics repair business solution provider.

As a builder, contributor, and guardian of the global electronics repair ecosystem, REWA hopes this showroom will help visitors better understand not only our products, but also a comprehensive support system centered around global electronics repair businesses, including:
- Reliable supply chain resources
- Latest repair technology training
- Professional technical support
- Continuously improving value-added services
We hope customers visiting the showroom not only “see products,” but also understand how REWA helps businesses:
- Improve repair efficiency
- Optimize operational capabilities
- Expand long-term business value
2. REPART: Redefining Premium Repair Parts

Powered by REWA, REPART is a premium repair replacement parts brand.

The brand was created based on REWA’s long-term observation of challenges in the global electronics repair market, including:
- Unstable part quality
- Chaotic pricing structures
- Unreliable supply chains
- Weak after-sales support
REPART was built specifically to address these pain points. Backed by REWA’s extensive supply chain experience and comprehensive quality control system, REPART focuses on delivering:
- Stable product quality
- Reliable performance
- Professional after-sales support
- Lower operational risk for customers
The product portfolio covers key repair parts for smartphones, tablets, and other consumer electronics devices, including:
- Screen assemblies
- Batteries and battery cells
- Glass consumables
- Other critical repair components
Supported by REWA’s quality control and supply chain management capabilities, REPART continues improving both product coverage and long-term user experience.

3. REFOX: Designed for Smart Repair

Born for smart repair, REFOX is a repair equipment and tool brand built around technicians’ real-world needs.

The brand originated from real challenges commonly faced by repair technicians, including:
- Low tool efficiency
- Unstable operation performance
- Limited application scenarios
- Lack of repair-oriented engineering design
REFOX develops products based on real technician workflows and practical repair demands. Its solutions cover key repair areas such as:
- Glass repair
- Basic repair
- Software repair
For electronics repair technicians, a good tool should not simply “work.” It must also be “stable, reliable, comfortable to use and capable of improving workflow efficiency.” This is why REFOX continuously optimizes product performance and user experience based on real repair scenarios and technician feedback.

More Than a Showroom — A Place for Connection

The opening of the REWA X REPART X REFOX joint showroom marks a new milestone in REWA’s global development journey. More importantly, it represents a new starting point for deeper communication and collaboration with global customers.

This showroom is not only a place to display products. It is also a place to:
- Exchange ideas
- Build relationships
- Share industry insights
- Explore future opportunities together
We sincerely welcome more industry partners to visit us and explore the future of the global electronics repair industry together.

Welcome to REWA!
June 3, 2026
REWA – One-Stop Electronics Repair Business Solutions

ing Supply Chain Solution, Repair Training Solution, Authorized Repair Solution and Recycle & Resell Solution, with worldwide customers ranging from repair shops, regional parts distributors, reverse logistics/refurbish facilities to insurance and recycling companies.

We created this official YouTube channel to provide inside information which including repair/refurbish skills, latest tool kits & equipments and qualified spare parts to help our customers grow their business and profits. The exciting feedback from our technicians and customers are the most valuable compliment for our teamwork, and it will also encourage us to keep on delivering more useful and thoughtful industrial content for our subscribers.Stripped screws are a bad dream for any repair lover. Attempt as you might, some screws just do not want to come out. Check out this video to see how we remove a stripped screw with a grinding pen!

August 25, 2021
How REWA Selects and Inspects iPhone Parts | Why REWA

Customers are concerned about the quality of parts as always since the quality of parts on the market is mixed all the time. Recently, quality problems were found in some iPhone X charging port flex cables on the market. The phones that installed the flex cables kept restarting or turning off while recording. To ensure the quality of parts received by customers, REWA spares no effort to strictly carry out a complete quality control inspection system. Let’s take a look!

May 18, 2021
REWA Green Fund – Deliver Hope to Needy Children

From 2014, REWA Green Fund is dedicated to providing assistance to those needy children in poverty-stricken district and people who are suffering illness from heavy metal pollution caused by e-waste.

Just as the past few years, we have been preparing for the donations since the beginning of December. Until today, all the donation books and school supplies have been sorted and packed carefully. The third year, we are happy to deliver smile and knowledge to the needy children in Xin Pingbao Primary School and get the childhood they deserve.

Millions of children around the world are born into stark reality, faced with tough challenges like hunger and malnutrition, limited access to education and medical services, gang violence, social discrimination and isolation etc.. Many a little makes a mickle. What we can do is limited at present, but we never stop giving. As an enterprise, it’s a matter, of course, to do something give back to the world within reach.

“I feel we are doing something worthwhile with big significance and at the same time learning about the reality of poverty. Inspired by this, I am planning to do some volunteer work or something like this within our capability.” One of our staff said.

This is actually what we want to do. Doing something starts right here and starts right now to influence the world with our weak power. Children are the hope of the world. Every time we retrieve a pearl, we are recovering a piece of hope for society and mankind.

Let’s get started together. Be optimistic; be generous and strive for excellence.

December 22, 2018
Mobile World Congress Americas 2018: REWA Technology Showcases Innovative Repair Solutions
The Mobile World Congress Americas (MWCA) 2018 in Los Angeles concluded with over 1,000 companies showcasing their latest products and solutions, partnering with the GSMA. MWCA’s aim is to provide attendees with in-depth knowledge of emerging technologies, market trends, and support, enabling them to solidify their global footprint. This year marks REWA Technology’s third consecutive participation in this prestigious event.

REWA’s On-Site Repair Demonstrations Engage Visitors

Located within the Wireless Repair Zone, REWA Technology, as always, brought its latest technologies, insights, and opportunities to customers and visitors. With the theme “Repair Business Partner,” REWA showcased its four key solutions at MWCA:
- Supply Chain Solution
- Repair Training Solution
- Authorized Repair Solution
- Recycle & Resell Solution
A unique aspect of REWA’s exhibition this year was a dedicated zone showcasing and demonstrating repair training. On-site repair demonstrations were conducted daily, featuring different repair cases, captivating the interest of numerous attendees. This highlighted the critical need for repair training in the market, alongside the increasing demand for chip-level repair services.

Building Partnerships Through Meaningful Connections

REWA expresses its sincere gratitude to everyone who visited our booth and engaged in insightful conversations. The next MWCA is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles again, from October 22nd to 24th, 2019. As one of the largest mobile industry exhibitions, MWCA provides an unparalleled platform for companies to showcase their products and services across various technological domains. REWA looks forward to welcoming visitors next year with innovative solutions and contributing to the industry’s continued growth.
September 20, 2018
An Exclusive Interview with REWA – The Korea Economic Daily

At the end of REWA offline iPhone logic board repair training course – the third phase, REWA welcomed the visit of Korea journalist NOH KYUNG MOK from The Korea Economic Daily – a leading and most widely read and subscribed economic newspaper for workers and university students in South Korea.

On 3rd, September 2018, NOH KYUNG MOK arrived at REWA early. After being warmly welcomed, his interview begins soon. His visit was aimed at the mobile phone repair industry at Shenzhen China, and got to know more about the electronics marketplace – Huaqiangbei.

Shenzhen is known as the Chinese electronics marketplace over the last few decades, especially Huaqiangbei. It is a place that was regarded as one of the largest and fastest growing hubs of electronics manufacturing and trading in the world. It is even nicknamed “China’s Silicon Valley”. And when it comes to phone repair training course, REWA TEAM caught their eyes.

The first part of this visit, he had an interview with REWA technical department focusing on the topic of mobile phone repair training. According to the conversations, we also get to the know the current situation of mobile phone repair industrial in Korea.

The repair time and repair cost there are triple or even quadruple those of Shenzhen. And there is no mobile phone repair training course available, which impede the development of this industry further. Therefore, they want to make their repair engineers know more about the new ecosystem of mobile phone repair here in Shenzhen.

And introduce logic board repair training course contents, the backgrounds and future development of REWA students to their readers.

The second part, accompanied with REWA technicians, NOH KYUNG MOK headed for Huaqiangbei to see what the market really looks like. And to check how it works as the biggest phone repair industry marketplace. REWA Hereby thanks again for the visit of The Korea Economic Daily and NOH KYUNG MOK. And hope a breakthrough would be made in mobile phone repair industry in Korea with your efforts.

REWA fourth phase of offline iPhone logic board repair training course begins accepting reservations now.

Any further questions and demands please contact us at: training@rewatechnology.com

September 13, 2018
Coming More For Repairs – REWA At MWC Americas 2017

Our previous blog MWCA 2017 Join Us To See What’s New has introduced detailed information about this upcoming feast of the electronic world, MWC Americas 2017. With the clock tinkles day by day, REWA has also been working on this fascinating project, passionately and enthusiastically. Hope we can leave the best taste on all our visitors.

MWC Americas 2017

Mobile World Congress Americas 2017 The first large-scale event addressing North, Central and South American markets. A combination of the world’s largest exhibition for the mobile industry. A conference featuring leading industry experts, device manufacturers, leading players from across the mobile ecosystem as well as adjacent industry sectors, technology providers, vendors and content owners from across the world.

Theme: ‘The Tech Element’

Time: September 12-14, 2017

Location: The Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA.

REWA Booth Number: W.438

What To Expect

REWA is a professional electronics aftermarket solution provider mastered in logic board repairing and broken screen refurbishing with relevant understandable teaching video. We not only provide sourcing solution covering an extensive range of spare parts but also work on broken LCD and used phone inventory recycle program. So, what can you expect from REWA MWC Americas 2017?

High-Quality Parts Looking for high-quality and economical repair parts and machines?

Well, come to visit us at MWC Americas 2017, REWA will be here waiting for you!

July 26, 2017
Introducing REWA New Website
Welcome to our new official website! We are very much excited to announce the launch of our newly designed and improved website. The new homepage features a fresh and modern appearance with a user-friendly browsing experience based on an uncluttered design. We’ve made improvements throughout the site and great efforts have been made on our breadth and depth of services, covering all our business scopes. As an industry leader, it is of great importance for us to make information regarding solutions in terms of different type of customers, as well as services and market trends easily accessible to our respectable and potential clients. We strive to offer our customers the most precise, far more up-to-date trends and contribute to our industry experience and expertise in this fields.

What is new

Check out some of the wonderful new parts of our site: 1) New REWA Blog REWA Blog mainly provides you with mobile phone spare parts Market News, cell phone repair and refurbish Technical Guidance as well as Recent News about REWA.

2) Enhanced E-catalog Experience Navi by filters, the direct search for products 3) Find the Right Solutions for You We are right there to provide one-stop sourcing and recycling solution for you. 4) New Testimonials 5) New Leave A Message

How to use

Brief introduction of the use of our site: 1) Member Center 2) Shopping Cart

For more details, you can visit our “Ordering Process” and “FAQ” page at the footer of our site. We will be very delighted you like our new site. Don’t forget to keep checking back in since we periodically update the site with latest Technical Sharing , Market Insider and REWA News !

Any time you experience problems or have any concerns and questions when using our new site, please do not hesitate to Email us at: info@rewatechnology.com Want to order our products? Please contact us: PRE-SALES
- Skype: rewatech
- Email: service@rewa.tech
AFTER-SALES
- Skype: support-rewatech
- Email: support@rewatechnology.com
September 1, 2016