for iPad 7 7th / 8 8th Gen Screen Replacement Digitizer Touch Glass 10.2, for 7th 8th Generation A2197 A2198 A2200 A2270 A2428 A2429 A2430,+Home Button,Video Guide,Full Repair Kit

My ipad broken by my son tried diy changed screen touch all over the place didn’t worked I gave up and thrower away somewhere frustrated fast forward 6 months I badly need ipad for my son apps buying new vs trying one more screen replacement working like charm. Couple of small issues screen protector broken before attaching adhesion is not strong my pad is in a case always so not much issue for me other than that touch works perfectly

Great product and easy to install screen. Way cheaper to do it yourself instead of taking it in

I got stuck, we exchanged a few emails and they offered support AND ended up having to rapidly send me another unit. All without having to work with Amazon support. They stand by the product. Thanks for that. What I will say is this is a challanging install. You need to be extremely slow with cutting open. Like pretend you are operating on your first born child! I ended up scuffing my LCD and cut the touchID cable. Still was able to get it up and running but I wished I would have been slower. The only install guide you have is the video on the product page here, which moves VERY fast and blows thru a few things. To point out: # If you can, disable the passcode, I had to factory reboot my iPad since it locked out the passcode # The WiFi radio is in the bottom left, be VERY careful around that # The touchID cable is in the bottom right, best to avoid the 1 corner in the bottom right with sharp things and force. # The screws are TINY and can easily get lost, have a safe place to put them and an easy way to find them if you drop them. # the two flexcable ribbons you snap onto the board are HARD to get in place. Patience and being gentle, until you know it is in the right spot, then firmly secure. Had to take it apart again to resecure it. # Phantom/Ghost taps mean the cable is not snapped into the board right or it is damaged. I am SO happy with the service SO happy that I did not need to trash my iPad or pay a TON to have this replaced. I wish the adhesive was a bit stronger, one of my corners seems a bit loose. Bravo! Otherwise!

Product looks great, does take some skill to open up the Ipad without damaging cables so if you are not confident then just go to a repair place. If you are an avid DIYer then this is a fun little project to do that will save you money. I had an issue with some defects on the paint, I contacted their support email that is provided on a warranty card, they were able to resolve the issue quickly and with 0 hassle.

Ok, so I tried two digitizers from this vendor (Goodfixer) and both of them showed key ghosting after installation so I had to return and request a refund on both. Let me review both the vendor and digitizers separately.... Digitizers: For the first digitizer, I proceeded with the installation as described in the Goodfixer video (as well as other videos indicated below), and I did test the digitizer before removing the inside protecting film, and it seemed to be working fine, however after completing the installation (including adhering to the chassis) and started to use it the key ghosting (acting like random keys were pressed) was showing, and it was not responding to any of the touch commands I was trying thru the digitizer. I thought I had done something incorrect during the installation, so I proceeded to contact Goodfixer, proceeded to re-order a 2nd one, and got my refund for the first one. When receiving the 2nd one, I was extra careful thru the installation (reviewed the videos multiple times), but just before proceeding to adhere digitizer I tested again and still saw the key ghosting in the 2nd digitizer, so started to so some research online, and came across an article where other users have noticed similar experience when replacing the digitizer, and have mentioned they needed to tape the border of the new digitizer as some of the replacement ones had some shortage issue when contacting the ipad chassis. So, thinking to give this a try decided to try on the first one, and if everything went well, will do the same on the 2nd one. So, I proceeded to put transparent tape on the bottom side of the first digitizer (to both sides of the home button), and that worked. The first digitizer was responding normally. However, when I proceeded to do the same (this time using recommended Kapton tape) to the 2nd digitizer, it still was showing the defect. I even put tape around the sides, but nothing, I could not get it to work correctly. At this moment I was not happy (given how difficult the installation is) and having to do it multiple times, and by now I had proven myself the digitizers were the problem. So, I showed my evidence to Goodfixer, and requested a refund which was honored. I proceeded to order a 3rd digitizer (from a different vendor: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0857KSMDB ), and it worked as a charm from the first time. So, my son is happy but it was a very stressful time for Dad :( So, if you are going to proceed with this digitizer know beforehand there is a risk associated with it, and given how difficult the installation is you may want to weight that in your final decision. It may have work for some people, but for me it did not. Vendor: Goodfixer was very responsive, answered all my questions, and followed up thru email with the refund process, also they tried their best to be understanding and responsive even though it had turned out to be a bad experience for me given the defective product. Tips for installation: If you are going to try to install the ipad 7 digitizer, you should watch multiple videos, multiple times and follow the process (to the letter) step by step. There a few available in youtube but the two ones that help me the most were: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clvQI59_r0o and this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj86RDBwMjY Try to get a magnetic screwdriver that you can use as a backup to the one provided. Armed yourself with a lot of patience.... Hope this helps!...Good luck!

It had came with everything that I needed to repair the ipad screen. I followed the steps thoroughly and it was very detailed in manner. It came with all the tools, the screen , a protector for the screen and adhesive for the screen replacement. It aligned up perfectly. I would post pic of finished product but upon placing the case I had accidently broke the screen , and had learned upon turning it on that it wasnt just the top glass my lcd screen was also broke. I give this 5 stars for the directions and products being as stated and it worked well. Will be buying again in the future to finish fixing both of my ipads.

My daughter fixed my screen in less than 20 mins!!

I bought two of these screens from the same seller in the past month. The first one was broken during installation. The second screen was installed without any problem. The iPad works like a new one except for the touch screen. In the package of my second order, there was a card saying we refund if there is an installation accident , I contacted the seller, and he/she is very responsive (within 24hr), and agreed to refund me.

Good product and pretty easy to install. Also there are many videos to follow online.

My new screen cracked as I was attempting to install it. Seller reached out quickly and was willing to replace it with a new one.