Laptop screen replacement

[Purush_10]

I have an Acer Aspire E 15 E5-574G-52QU which features a full hd TN panel. I was wondering that if it's possible to replace my laptop screen with an IPS panel. I found this website http://www.panelook.com/ which offers a plethora of options for screens. Can somebody tell me if its possible at all, replacing a TN with an IPS panel?

Also if possible, please tell me that for an IPS display is there any kind of trade off between features... for eg, screen brightness having a trade off with color accuracy (I don't know, just saying)

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24 minutes ago, Purush_10 said:

Also if possible, please tell me that for an IPS display is there any kind of trade off between features... for eg, screen brightness having a trade off with color accuracy (I don't know, just saying)

The only tradeoff I can think of is latency however it isn't typically that bad unless every single ms matters to you.

[Purush_10]

49 minutes ago, tjcater said:

The only tradeoff I can think of is latency however it isn't typically that bad unless every single ms matters to you.

Yeah I know, but I meant trade off in the IPS panel domain itself, not compared with a TN panel. A few ms of screen latency isn't an issue at all, not a fps gamer

Thanks though

[genexis_x]

12 hours ago, Purush_10 said:

I have an Acer Aspire E 15 E5-574G-52QU which features a full hd TN panel. I was wondering that if it's possible to replace my laptop screen with an IPS panel. I found this website http://www.panelook.com/ which offers a plethora of options for screens. Can somebody tell me if its possible at all, replacing a TN with an IPS panel?

Also if possible, please tell me that for an IPS display is there any kind of trade off between features... for eg, screen brightness having a trade off with color accuracy (I don't know, just saying)

Consumes slightly more power, backlight bleed
Things like colour accuracy, colour gamut, brightness depend on the specific panel model

[Purush_10]

3 minutes ago, ZM Fong said:

Consumes slightly more power, backlight bleed
Things like colour accuracy, colour gamut, brightness depend on the specific panel model

Backlight bleed is very common for IPS panels?! 

[genexis_x]

7 hours ago, Purush_10 said:

Backlight bleed is very common for IPS panels?! 

Yes, whether it's severe or not, it depends on your luck