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Display specifications checked against OPPO's official specification pages. Availability checked on etech61.com: 1 September 2026 — always check the live product page for current price and stock, as this article does not quote screen prices.

If you're replacing a screen in the OPPO Reno12 family, identifying the exact model matters more than the words “Reno12 screen.” E-Tech61 currently carries separate replacement-screen listings for the Reno12 5G, Reno12 Pro 5G, Reno12 F 5G and Reno12 FS 5G. The factory phones also use different OLED/AMOLED display designs, while the current E-Tech61 replacements are listed as LCD assemblies.

Which OPPO Reno12 Screen Do You Need?

OPPO Reno12 5G OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G OPPO Reno12 F 5G OPPO Reno12 FS 5G
Model Code CPH2625 CPH2629 CPH2637 CPH2637
E-Tech61 Screen LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly (includes frame) LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly
Frame Not stated on listing Not stated on listing Included, per listing Not stated on listing
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Which OPPO Reno12 Model Do You Have?

The Reno12 family currently covers four distinct devices: OPPO Reno12 5G (CPH2625), OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G (CPH2629), OPPO Reno12 F 5G and OPPO Reno12 FS 5G (both CPH2637). Check Settings → About Device for the model name and code, or check the original box or your purchase records. Model code is stronger evidence than the marketing name alone, particularly given the F/FS naming overlap explained later in this guide.

OPPO Reno12 5G CPH2625 Screen Replacement

According to OPPO's official Reno12 specification page, the original OPPO Reno12 5G (CPH2625) uses a 6.7-inch 3D Flexible AMOLED display with two curved edges of equal height, 2412×1080 resolution, up to 120Hz refresh rate, and a supported in-display fingerprint sensor. E-Tech61 currently lists a “Reno 12 5G Replacement LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly” for this model — an LCD replacement, not the original flexible AMOLED technology. The current listing states the product is compatible with the Reno12 5G only, and explicitly states it is not compatible with the Reno12 FS 5G, Reno12 Pro, or other Reno12 variants. Frame inclusion and fingerprint compatibility are not stated on the current listing — check the live page or confirm with E-Tech61 before ordering if either matters to you.

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OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G CPH2629 Screen Replacement

According to OPPO's official Reno12 Pro specification page, the original OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G (CPH2629) uses a 6.7-inch Flexible AMOLED display with four curved sides of equal height, 2412×1080 resolution, up to 120Hz refresh rate, and a supported in-display fingerprint sensor. E-Tech61 currently lists a “Reno 12 Pro 5G Replacement LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly” — again, an LCD replacement rather than the original four-curved-side flexible AMOLED panel. The four-curved-side factory design is more complex than the Reno12 5G's two-curved-edge design, which is one more reason the two models require their own separate replacement listings rather than a shared part. Frame and fingerprint status are not stated on the current listing.

VIEW RENO12 PRO SCREEN

OPPO Reno12 F 5G CPH2637 Screen Replacement

According to OPPO's official Reno12 F 5G specification page, the original OPPO Reno12 F 5G (CPH2637) uses a 6.67-inch flat OLED display, 1080×2400 resolution, and a refresh rate configurable between 60Hz and 120Hz. E-Tech61's current listing for this model is described as an “LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly” that includes the frame for easier installation, per the current product page. As with the other Reno12 models, this is an LCD replacement for an original OLED panel — not a factory-matching OLED part.

VIEW RENO12 F SCREEN

OPPO Reno12 FS 5G CPH2637 Screen Replacement

According to OPPO's official UK specification page for this model, the OPPO Reno12 FS 5G is also listed under model code CPH2637 — the same code OPPO uses globally for the Reno12 F 5G — with an identical 6.67-inch flat OLED display at 1080×2400 and up to 120Hz. This shared model code with the Reno12 F 5G is significant and is addressed directly in the next section: do not assume the two names describe interchangeable replacement screens without reading that section first. E-Tech61's current Reno12 FS 5G listing states the product is compatible with the Reno12 FS 5G only, and explicitly states it is not compatible with the Reno12 F 5G, Reno12 Pro, or other Reno12 models. Frame inclusion is not stated on the current FS listing.

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Reno12 F vs Reno12 FS Screen: Are They the Same?

The answer should not be guessed from the model name or the CPH2637 code alone. Here is what is verifiably known: OPPO's own official specification pages list identical model code CPH2637 and identical display specifications (6.67-inch flat OLED, 1080×2400, 60/120Hz) for both the “Reno12 F 5G” page (OPPO Global) and the “Reno12 FS 5G” page (OPPO United Kingdom) — strongly suggesting F and FS are OPPO's own regional market names for closely related, if not identical, hardware.

However, E-Tech61 currently maintains separate product listings for the two, and both listings explicitly state they are not interchangeable — the Reno12 F 5G listing does not claim FS compatibility, and the Reno12 FS 5G listing explicitly states: “Not compatible with Reno 12 F 5G, Reno 12 Pro, or other Reno 12 models.”

VERIFIED COMPATIBILITY STATUS: REQUIRES CONFIRMATION. A shared official OPPO model code does not automatically guarantee that two aftermarket replacement-screen SKUs use identical connectors, flex routing, or hardware revisions — regional production runs of the same nominal model can differ in ways that only affect the repair-parts supply chain, not the phone's published spec sheet. Given the direct contradiction between the shared CPH2637 code and E-Tech61's explicit vendor compatibility statement, buyers should follow the exact E-Tech61 product listing they are ordering from, not the shared model code. This is flagged here for manual E-Tech61 review to confirm the current “not compatible” wording is still accurate and based on current supplier data, since it directly affects two live product listings.

Reno12 F or Reno12 FS?

Both names are associated with CPH2637 in official OPPO material, but E-Tech61 currently maintains separate screen listings. Use the exact product compatibility information rather than choosing by model code alone.

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Same Model Code ≠ Automatic SKU Match

E-Tech61 compatibility rule. Even when two market names reference the same official model code — as with Reno12 F 5G and Reno12 FS 5G both under CPH2637 — buyers should still verify the exact device name, regional configuration, replacement SKU, connector, and frame against the specific E-Tech61 listing before ordering. A shared model code is a starting point for research, not proof of aftermarket-parts interchangeability.

Why Does E-Tech61 Sell LCD Replacements for Phones That Originally Used OLED?

All four current Reno12-family E-Tech61 listings are described as LCD replacement assemblies, while every original Reno12-family phone uses AMOLED or OLED technology. Aftermarket replacement screens can use a different panel technology from the factory screen; possible reasons can include replacement-market availability, manufacturing and sourcing considerations, and the range of aftermarket product options a supplier chooses to stock. E-Tech61's product listings do not state the specific reasoning behind this choice, and this article does not speculate about exact supplier decisions.

Depending on the specific replacement product, possible user-visible differences from the original OLED/AMOLED panel may include contrast, black levels, brightness, colour reproduction, panel thickness, power behaviour, refresh-rate capability, and fingerprint behaviour. This article does not claim every LCD replacement performs worse than the original — only that the technology is different, and buyers should check the exact replacement specification rather than assuming factory-matching performance.

Reno12 vs Reno12 Pro Screen: Are They Interchangeable?

Do not assume so. Both the Reno12 5G and Reno12 Pro 5G originally use a 6.7-inch, 2412×1080, up to 120Hz flexible-AMOLED-class display, but their physical construction differs: the Reno12 5G uses two curved edges of equal height, while the Reno12 Pro 5G uses four curved sides of equal height. Matching headline specifications do not prove replacement-part interchangeability. E-Tech61's current listings for both models state they are compatible with their named model only, and are not compatible with each other.

Reno12 5G vs Reno12 F 5G Screen

These are clearly separate screen-buying targets. The Reno12 5G (CPH2625) is 6.7 inches at 2412×1080 on a curved flexible AMOLED panel, while the Reno12 F 5G (CPH2637) is 6.67 inches at 1080×2400 on a flat OLED panel. Different screen size, different resolution, different factory panel architecture (curved vs flat), and different model code — there is no basis for assuming these share a replacement screen, and no current E-Tech61 listing claims they do.

Factory Screen vs Replacement Screen

E-Tech61 technical accuracy framework. Factory specifications — screen size, resolution, panel type, refresh rate, fingerprint support — come from OPPO's own official documentation and describe the original phone as sold. Replacement specifications come from E-Tech61's product listing and describe the aftermarket part being sold today. Do not copy factory 120Hz support, factory brightness figures, factory AMOLED/OLED characteristics, factory touch sampling rate, factory glass specification, or factory fingerprint behaviour onto an LCD replacement unless the replacement product's own listing verifies it. None of the four current Reno12 LCD listings state a replacement refresh rate, brightness figure, or fingerprint compatibility status.

LCD, OLED and AMOLED: What Reno12 Buyers Need to Know

LCD panels require a backlight shining through a liquid-crystal layer. OLED panels use self-emissive pixels that don't need a backlight. AMOLED is a specific active-matrix implementation of OLED technology, commonly used in flagship and upper-mid-range phones including the entire Reno12 family. Applied here: the original Reno12 5G and Reno12 Pro 5G use flexible AMOLED, the original Reno12 F 5G and Reno12 FS 5G use flat OLED, and E-Tech61's current replacement listings for all four are LCD — a third, different display category from either original panel type.

Does the Replacement Screen Include Touch?

Model Display Included Touch Digitizer Included Frame Included Fingerprint Status Tools Adhesive Product Link
OPPO Reno12 5G Yes Yes Not stated Requires confirmation Not included unless specified Not stated View
OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G Yes Yes Not stated Requires confirmation Not stated Not stated View
OPPO Reno12 F 5G Yes Yes Yes — included Requires confirmation Small tool set only with LCD kits; not with parts-only orders Not stated View
OPPO Reno12 FS 5G Yes Yes Not stated Requires confirmation Not included unless specified Not stated View

Screen With Frame vs Without Frame

Of the four current Reno12 listings, only the Reno12 F 5G product page explicitly states the frame is included. The Reno12 5G, Reno12 Pro 5G, and Reno12 FS 5G listings do not state frame inclusion either way — treat frame status as unconfirmed for those three until the listing is updated or E-Tech61 confirms it directly. A with-frame assembly generally simplifies alignment during fitting but can still require transferring internal components from your original housing; a without-frame assembly requires fitting the display into your existing frame. Never assume frame inclusion from the word “assembly” alone.

Will the Fingerprint Sensor Work After Screen Replacement?

All four original Reno12-family phones use an in-display fingerprint sensor, per OPPO's official specifications. None of the four current E-Tech61 Reno12 replacement listings state whether in-display fingerprint functionality is supported by the LCD replacement.

  • Reno12 5G: Requires confirmation
  • Reno12 Pro 5G: Requires confirmation
  • Reno12 F 5G: Requires confirmation
  • Reno12 FS 5G: Requires confirmation

Confirm fingerprint compatibility with E-Tech61 before ordering if fingerprint unlock is important to you. Do not assume it will, or won't, work based on the original phone's specification alone.

How Much Does an OPPO Reno12 Replacement Screen Cost?

Screen prices differ between Reno12 models and can change with inventory and supply. Use the live E-Tech61 product listing for the current price of your exact Reno12 screen.

RENO12 5G CURRENT PRICE · RENO12 PRO CURRENT PRICE · RENO12 F CURRENT PRICE · RENO12 FS CURRENT PRICE

Which Reno12 Screen Should You Buy?

Your Phone Model Code Factory Panel E-Tech61 Replacement Frame Compatibility Warning Best Product Link
OPPO Reno12 5G CPH2625 3D Flexible AMOLED, two curved edges LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly Not stated Not compatible with Reno12 FS 5G, Reno12 Pro, or other Reno12 variants, per listing View
OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G CPH2629 Flexible AMOLED, four curved sides LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly Not stated Order the Pro-specific listing only View
OPPO Reno12 F 5G CPH2637 Flat OLED LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly, with frame Included Do not assume FS compatibility — see F/FS section above View
OPPO Reno12 FS 5G CPH2637 Flat OLED LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly Not stated Do not assume F compatibility — listing explicitly excludes it View

Reno12 Buyer Decision Tree

  • Phone = Reno12 5G → CPH2625 → Reno12 5G listing
  • Phone = Reno12 Pro 5G → CPH2629 → Reno12 Pro listing
  • Phone = Reno12 F 5G → CPH2637 → Reno12 F listing
  • Phone = Reno12 FS 5G → CPH2637 → verify exact F/FS compatibility → Reno12 FS listing
  • Unknown model → do not order → contact E-Tech61

Not Sure Which Reno12 You Have?

Check your OPPO model name and model code before ordering. Reno12-series phones use different display assemblies even when their names and screen specifications look similar.

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What Screen Problems Can a Replacement Assembly Address?

E-Tech61's current Reno12-family listings target cracked glass, black screen, display lines, dead pixels, flickering, touch failure, and ghost touch. Not every one of these symptoms is necessarily caused by the screen itself — a black display, for example, can also result from a board, flex, or power issue elsewhere in the device.

E-Tech61 Reno12 Screen Fault Check

  • Glass crack only (image/touch working) — investigate specialist glass refurbishment; a full assembly is not automatically required
  • No display — may indicate a display fault, but confirm it isn't a connector or power issue first
  • Lines / dead pixels — likely indicates a display panel fault
  • Touch failure — likely indicates a digitizer fault
  • Display + touch failure — a full assembly replacement is typically the practical option
  • Frame damage — only the Reno12 F 5G listing currently confirms a with-frame option
  • Fingerprint issue — confirm with E-Tech61 whether this relates to the screen replacement, since compatibility isn't confirmed on any of the four listings
  • Unknown fault — seek a technician diagnosis or contact E-Tech61 with your symptoms

This is buying guidance, not a definitive remote diagnosis.

Can You Replace Only the Glass?

If the image and touch both work but the outer glass is cracked, glass-only refurbishment may technically be possible. Modern OLED/AMOLED lamination and separation normally require specialist equipment most repair customers don't have access to. For most E-Tech61 buyers, a complete display assembly is the more practical replacement component, depending on the specific fault and the fitter's capability.

Can You Replace a Reno12 Screen Yourself?

Experienced technicians and skilled DIY repairers may choose to attempt this repair. Less experienced customers should consider professional fitting. Important considerations include fragile flex connectors, adhesive, transferring components between housings, the curved factory display architecture on the Reno12 and Reno12 Pro, battery and device safety, fingerprint functionality, and testing the screen before final fitting. This article does not provide a full teardown tutorial.

What to Test Before Final Installation

  1. Confirm the exact phone and model code
  2. Confirm the correct screen listing
  3. Check for transit damage
  4. Check the flex cable
  5. Test the display image
  6. Test touch across the full screen
  7. Check brightness
  8. Check colour
  9. Check for dead zones
  10. Check frame fit
  11. Test fingerprint functionality where relevant and supported
  12. Check other functions the repair may have affected
  13. Test before final fitting using an appropriate, safe repair procedure

Where to Buy OPPO Reno12 Replacement Screens in the UK

Before ordering, check: the exact model and model code, the replacement panel type, digitizer inclusion, frame inclusion, fingerprint compatibility, current stock, current price, shipping, and returns. E-Tech61 is a Manchester-based UK mobile-phone parts retailer with live listings for all four Reno12-family screens.

Reno12 5G · Reno12 Pro 5G · Reno12 F 5G · Reno12 FS 5G

OPPO Reno12 Screens From E-Tech61 in Manchester

E-Tech61 is a Manchester-based UK mobile-phone parts retailer operated by E-TECH61 LTD (Company No. 08915335, VAT registered), trading from 33 Moulton Street, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, M8 8FQ, United Kingdom. Phone: 0161 425 8273. Email: info@etech61.uk. WhatsApp: +44 7426 929267. In-store pickup at this address is shown as available on all four current Reno12 listings, usually ready within 24 hours.

Common Reno12 Screen Buying Mistakes

  1. Ordering by “Reno12” alone, with no variant specified
  2. Confusing Reno12 with Reno12 Pro
  3. Confusing Reno12 F with Reno12 FS
  4. Assuming the same CPH code automatically guarantees replacement-screen interchangeability
  5. Assuming factory OLED/AMOLED means the replacement is also OLED/AMOLED
  6. Assuming a replacement LCD matches the original 120Hz performance
  7. Assuming the same screen size means the same part
  8. Ignoring frame inclusion
  9. Ignoring fingerprint compatibility
  10. Assuming tools or adhesive are included
  11. Installing before testing
  12. Buying solely by price
  13. Copying original OPPO specifications onto the aftermarket replacement product
  14. Assuming “premium” means original or OEM
  15. Ignoring the exact live E-Tech61 compatibility statement on the listing you're ordering from

Choose the Exact Reno12 Screen Before Ordering

Confirm the full OPPO model, model code, replacement panel type, frame and fingerprint requirements before buying. E-Tech61 carries separate replacement-screen listings across the Reno12 family.

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FAQs

What screen does OPPO Reno12 5G use?

The original phone (CPH2625) uses a 6.7-inch 3D Flexible AMOLED display at 2412×1080, per OPPO's official specification. E-Tech61's current replacement listing is LCD.

Is Reno12 5G LCD or OLED?

The original factory phone is AMOLED (a type of OLED). E-Tech61's current replacement screen is LCD.

What is CPH2625?

OPPO's official model identifier for the OPPO Reno12 5G.

What screen does Reno12 Pro use?

The original phone (CPH2629) uses a 6.7-inch Flexible AMOLED display with four curved sides, at 2412×1080, per OPPO's official specification.

What is CPH2629?

OPPO's official model identifier for the OPPO Reno12 Pro 5G.

Are Reno12 and Reno12 Pro screens the same?

Do not assume so. Both use similar-class AMOLED displays but with different curve architecture (two-edge vs four-side), and E-Tech61 lists them as separate, non-interchangeable products.

What screen does Reno12 F 5G use?

The original phone (CPH2637) uses a 6.67-inch flat OLED display at 1080×2400, per OPPO's official specification.

What is CPH2637?

OPPO's official model identifier used for both the Reno12 F 5G and the Reno12 FS 5G.

What screen does Reno12 FS 5G use?

The same factory specification as the Reno12 F 5G: 6.67-inch flat OLED, 1080×2400, per OPPO's UK specification page.

Are Reno12 F and Reno12 FS the same phone?

OPPO's own official pages list identical model codes and display specifications for both names, suggesting they are closely related regional market names. This is not the same as confirming their aftermarket replacement screens are interchangeable.

Do Reno12 F and Reno12 FS use the same replacement screen?

Requires confirmation. E-Tech61 currently maintains separate listings, and the FS listing explicitly states it is not compatible with the F 5G.

Why do Reno12 F and FS share CPH2637?

This appears to reflect OPPO's regional market naming (F 5G globally, FS 5G in the UK) for the same or closely related hardware, per OPPO's own specification pages.

Can a Reno12 F screen fit a Reno12 FS?

Not confirmed. E-Tech61's current listings treat the two as separate, non-interchangeable products.

Can a Reno12 FS screen fit a Reno12 F?

No, per the current E-Tech61 Reno12 FS 5G listing, which explicitly states it is not compatible with the Reno12 F 5G.

Why does E-Tech61 list LCD replacements for OLED phones?

Aftermarket replacement parts don't always use the same panel technology as the factory display. E-Tech61's current Reno12-family listings are LCD; the reasoning behind this sourcing choice is not stated on the listings.

Can LCD replace the original OLED screen?

E-Tech61 sells LCD assemblies specifically listed for each Reno12 model, so a fitting replacement exists, but the panel technology differs from the original.

Does replacement LCD support 120Hz?

Not stated on any of the four current listings. Do not assume factory refresh-rate performance is preserved.

Will fingerprint work?

Not confirmed on any of the four current listings. Confirm with E-Tech61 before ordering if fingerprint unlock matters to you.

Does the digitizer come included?

Yes, on all four current Reno12-family listings.

Does frame come included?

Only the Reno12 F 5G listing currently confirms frame inclusion. The other three do not state it.

What is a screen assembly?

A display and touch digitizer supplied together as one replaceable unit. “Assembly” alone does not confirm frame inclusion.

Can I replace only the glass?

Theoretically possible if display and touch both work, but it usually requires specialist equipment most buyers don't have.

Can I fit a Reno12 screen myself?

Yes, with prior repair experience; professional installation is recommended on all four current listings.

How much does a Reno12 screen cost?

Check the live E-Tech61 product listing for your exact model — this article does not quote a figure.

Where can I check the current price?

On each product page linked throughout this article.

Where can I buy Reno12 screens in the UK?

From E-Tech61, a Manchester-based UK mobile parts retailer — see the four listings above.

Does E-Tech61 stock Reno12 screens?

Check current stock on each individual product page, as this changes.

Can I collect OPPO screens in Manchester?

Pickup is shown as available on all four current Reno12 listings, usually ready within 24 hours.

Related OPPO Screens From E-Tech61

E-Tech61 also carries replacement screens for other current Reno-series devices, including the Reno5 4G/5G, Reno4 4G, Reno4 Z 5G, and Reno2. Each of these is a separate model with its own compatibility requirements — check the individual listing before ordering.

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