GoodFixer for iPad 6 6th Gen Touch Screen Replacement Digitizer, Only for 6th Generation A1893 A1954, with Home Button+ Video Guide +Full Repair Tools

Had some bad spots on screen after install, wasn’t sure if it was defective screen or my install. Called Goodfixer Customer Service and they said they tested all screens but would send me new screen.

It worked, but the instruction manual and video didnt help much.

to start off I only got like a 3rd of the tools that it advertises. The screen its paper thin I achually ended up cracking the screen just installing it. The adhesive was non existant. And to top it all of the digitizer was broken anyways so only part of the screen worked. Do yourself a favor and avoid this product.

Great screen replacement, comes from a good company, you can tell because they provide more tools than I expected, and the screen came functional, with protective wrap on front and back. The adhesive strips pre installed made this a breeze. I recommend buying an ifixit toolkit rather than using their tools, but if you’re in a pinch for money, the ones supplied by these guys will get the job done.

I purchased the following replacement screen for my ipad6, installation went very well but I had a dead zone strip across the middle. Seller instructed me to to the following Make sure the cables of the screen are folded and firmly stuck to the glass, then reinstall the screen connectors to ensure they are properly seated in the sockets After following these simple instructions the new screen working great, no more dead strips down the middle.

It has all the tools that you needed to replace a screen comfortably.

It was easy to install

Cheap, no good.

It didnt come with installation instructions but I found a really helpful YouTube video and within 20 minutes I had a new screen. The build is good quality (not OEM but works good enough). Overall would buy again.

Im not a professional repair person, but my teenager drops his stuff on a regular basis so I have replaced a few iPhone screens in the past. This was my first iPad screen replacement and it was definitely more challenging. All that broken glass and adhesive was a pain to remove, but everything I needed was in the kit. Very complete. Take it slow. Follow the YouTube video instructions and make sure those attachment points are firmly connected. I had a question about the metallic gold tape that covers the sensor. The video told me to cover the sensor with tape, and this tape appeared to be preinstalled so that I could skip that step, but it had a pull tab that made it look like it should be removed. I was confused so I emailed the seller and he got back to me immediately. (Keep the gold tape in place.) All in all, Im pleased. Feels good to save $ and learn how something is put together by taking it apart. Good luck!