Fixcracked Touch Screen Replacement Parts Digitizer Glass Assembly for Ipad 2 + WIFI Antenna Cable & Professional Tool Kit (white)

Perfect kit

I got it as a gift and he loves it

If you do everything correctly it’s perfect, I did mine in 30 mins and came out perfect

Worked for me

I was easily able to repair an iPad Air Screen before this, but there instructions for the IPad 2 are terrible. Following them I accidentally severed the power switch cable. The replacement glass is thin and it cracked when I tried to install it.

Fixed an older cracked iPad we had stashed away in a closed for less than 20 bucks. It was very easy to install. Total time took less that 30 minutes on an iPad 2. The instructions provided were weak, but a YouTube video later pausing at moments solved the problem. Great quality. I would highly recommend.

Perfect fit! Worked right out the gate. Good package and a good cheap set of tools. Took about 1-2 hours to do it right but looks brand new! The adhesive helped move this along. Recommend it!

I bought this kit in the hopes of an easy fix and quality product. FixCracked provides an exceptional product that makes your replacement an easy job to complete. I would recommend their replacement screens to anyone !! This is my #rd replacement kit from FixCracked !!Thanks again for your help!

The perfect kit. I was scared to try a DIY screen replacement on an iPad...but was not going to pay over $100 to take it in to a shop again. This kit had everything I needed. Definitely recommend getting this kit with the replacement plastic bezel and the wifi antenna (I was trying to be careful, but did damage the one in the device while removing the broken screen. The only reason it gets 4 stars, vice 5 is the instructions are so dang small. I did watch two youtube videos that were extremely helpful: one ipad 2 broken screen replacement by Phonedoctors and ipad 2 wifi antenna replacement tutorial by Rogue Parts. If you are removing a broken screen, put packing tape over it prior to removal to keep glass from falling all over the place (this was a tip in the package instructions that was helpful). As far as the tools go, I used that blue pry tool, the green screwdriver, the metal pry/scraper tool & the plastic tool. didnt need the suction cup or guitar pic thingy. I do love that this screwdriver is magnetic...theres some teeny tiny screws...especially for the wifi antenna! Take your time on this project and it will go well. Between watching videos and going through the process, I thing I spent about 2 - 2 1/2 hours working on this thing (again...my first time ever doing anything like this!)...but it works and looks like a professional did it.

Everything was fine but I did not get a WiFi/ Bluetooth antenna