HP Steam 11 Screen Specifications & OEM Panel Compatibility Guide

Imagine a scenario where a laptop distributor receives a batch of returned screens. A customer ordered screens for “HP Stream 11” models, assuming all screens are the same, but half of them don’t work. The distributor loses not only the cost of the screens but also the customer’s trust. This is a common problem in the laptop screen replacement industry, caused by the oversimplification of compatibility checks.

Many online guides suggest searching by “screen size” or “laptop brand”, but these superficial methods often lead to compatibility issues. The true determinants of screen compatibility are technical specifications like eDP interface pin count, panel type, and backlight connector, which are rarely mentioned in consumer-facing guides.

There are two main types of compatibility failures in the market: 1) Physically matching screens that don’t work due to electrical incompatibility (e.g., 40-pin vs 30-pin eDP), and 2) Screens that fit but don’t support all features (e.g., non-touch screens installed on touch-enabled models). Let’s break down what truly determines screen compatibility for the HP Stream 11 series, starting with its official specifications.

What is HP Stream 11 series overview?

HP Stream 11 is an entry-level Chromebook series first released in 2014, targeting the education market and light office users
The series features a compact 11.6-inch form factor with long battery life and optimized educational software
The screen specifications vary by model, with most using 1366×768 resolution TN panels, while X360 models use IPS panels
According to HP’s official maintenance manual, the series has two main screen types: non-touch TN panels and touch IPS panels
A common use case is educational institutions replacing screens for damaged devices in bulk

How are HP Stream 11 models named?

The model naming convention follows the pattern: HP Stream 11-[submodel]
The submodel suffix indicates specific configurations:
- d0xx: Early models with 40-pin eDP interface
- r0xx: Mid-generation models with 30-pin eDP interface
- x360: Convertible models with touch screens
- akxx: Latest generation models with Intel Celeron N4020 processors
The suffix also indicates regional variants (e.g., ns for Spain, ng for Germany)
Distributors must pay attention to the suffix to ensure correct screen compatibility

What is exact screen model used in the HP Stream 11?

Model Variant	Panel Model	Size	Resolution	Refresh Rate	Brightness	Panel Type	Touch?	Interface
HP Stream 11-d001dx	N116BGE-E32	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 40-pin
HP Stream 11-d020nr	N116BGE-EA2	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 40-pin
HP Stream 11 X360	B116XAN04.0	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	IPS	Yes	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-p085ng x360	LTN116AL01	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	IPS	Yes	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-d023tu	N116BGE-E32	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 40-pin
HP Stream 11-R000UR	B116XAN04.0	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-r010nr	N116BGE-EA2	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-r004nf	B116XAN04.0	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-r000ng	B116XAN04.0	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-r000ns	N116BGE-EA2	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-AB001NS x360	B116XTN02.3	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	IPS	Yes	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-Y000NS	B116XTN02.3	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-y072ng	B116XTN02.3	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-d000nd	N116BGE-E32	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 40-pin
HP Stream 11-y010nr	B116XTN02.3	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-y002ns	B116XTN02.3	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-aa001ns	B116XTN02.3	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	IPS	Yes	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11 Pro G3 Z2Z28ES	902900-001	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-ak0003ns	N116BGE-EA2	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-ak0005ns	N116BGE-EA2	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin
HP Stream 11-ak0004ns	N116BGE-EA2	11.6″	1366 x 768	60Hz	220 nits	TN	No	eDP 30-pin

The table above shows the official OEM screen models for each HP Stream 11 variant
The main panel suppliers include BOE, AUO, and Innolux
Distributors should verify the OEM part number with HP PartSurfer before ordering
A common mistake is assuming all d0xx models use the same screen, but some may have different panel versions

What are key technical specifications of the HP Stream 11 panel?

Screen Size: 11.6 inches diagonal, standard for entry-level Chromebooks
Resolution: 1366 x 768 (HD), providing clear text for educational content
Refresh Rate: 60Hz, suitable for web browsing and video playback
Brightness: 220 nits, adequate for indoor use but not ideal for outdoor environments
Panel Type: TN panels for basic models (fast response time, narrow viewing angles), IPS panels for X360 models (wide viewing angles, better color reproduction)
Touch Functionality: Only available on X360 convertible models
Interface: 40-pin eDP for early models, 30-pin eDP for later models (critical for compatibility)
According to Panelook database, the panels use WLED backlight technology with 45% NTSC color gamut

What are common misconceptions when purchasing the HP Stream 11 series screen panel?

Misconception 1: “All HP Stream 11 models use the same screen”
- Fact: The series has two main screen types with different interfaces (40-pin vs 30-pin eDP)
- Consequence: Ordering the wrong screen leads to returns and lost revenue
Misconception 2: “Touch screens can replace non-touch screens”
- Fact: Touch screens require specific controller support in the motherboard
- Consequence: Non-touch screens installed on touch-enabled models will work, but touch functionality will be lost
Misconception 3: “Higher resolution screens can be installed for better display quality”
- Fact: The BIOS and motherboard firmware limit the maximum resolution to 1366×768
- Consequence: Higher resolution screens will not work properly
Misconception 4: “All 11.6-inch screens are compatible”
- Fact: The interface pin count and electrical specifications must match exactly
- Consequence: Physically matching screens may not work due to electrical incompatibility

Where can I verify screen compatibility before ordering?

HP PartSurfer: Official HP parts database where you can search by model number to find the exact screen part number
Panelook: Third-party panel database with detailed specifications for each panel model
iFixit Compatibility Database: Community-driven database with screen replacement guides and compatibility information
HP Official Maintenance Manual: Provides detailed screen specifications and replacement procedures
Distributor Verification Steps:
- Find the exact model number on the device
- Search HP PartSurfer for the screen part number
- Verify the panel model and interface specifications
- Cross-check with Panelook for additional technical details

What screen does HP Stream 11 use?

The HP Stream 11 series uses 11.6-inch screens with 1366×768 resolution. Most models use TN panels, while X360 models use IPS panels.

Is HP Stream 11 screen touch?

Only X360 convertible models have touch screens. Non-X360 models do not support touch functionality.

Conclusion

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Sharry Peng

Sharry Peng has spent 10 years specializing in laptop accessories, sharing clear, practical advice on power adapters, fans, keyboards, screens, and more. Passionate about helping users maintain and upgrade their laptops, Sharry hopes you find the guides helpful and easy to follow.