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Suzie
> 24 hourWorks buy tape needs some work
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Prof. Trevion Gorczany
> 24 hourWorked as expected. No issues.
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Eric G Erickson
> 24 hourPretty easy. Watch a YouTube video to help. Great that it includes a wifi antenna.
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J
> 24 hourAdhesive doesn’t hold
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Edgar Alexander Barrios Simancas
> 24 hourlo recomiendo 100%
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Stacy Hilton
> 24 hourBought this for our 2nd generation i pad and it worked great! Had to watch a couple you tube videos because the directions were confusing. Overall a great replacement screen and it came with a extra Wi-Fi cable and all the necessary tools to install. Would definitely buy again if I needed to.
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ryan
> 24 hourCome with everything you need. Buy it and fix it bro!
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jennifer pichardo
> 24 hourIt was to good to be true. The iPad turned on but the screen was not functioning at all.
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Dr. Ricardo Kemmer
> 24 hourWorked for me
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Venessa Saucier
> 24 hourThe 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.