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08-29-2026 06:45 AM
Product: HP Pavilion x360 14 Convertible PC 14m-dy0000 (23S37AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11
Hi, my laptop screen has just recently cracked and I want to inquire on how much it would take to replace it. The touchscreen function has also been compromised, with the left side of the crack being glitchy, although the right side of the crack works perfectly fine.
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08-29-2026 08:45 AM
It would cost anywhere from about 100 dollars to 400, depending on the way you get it fixed. Doing it yourself, it's about $120 to buy a screen, and having HP do it would cost around $300. My best bet would be to take it to a local technology store to see the price.
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