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David Bologna
> 3 dayAfter two tries with a different brand digitizer I was able to complete the replacement with ease.
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Wellington Considine
> 3 dayGreat customer service and a nice replacement screen at a great cost!
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Jade Kling
> 3 dayThis was my first time replacing a screen and it went very well. I am someone who does some home handyman work but disassembling and reassembling electronics is not on my normal work list. The videos and tutorials, and taking your time, really pays off to get it right, easy to install. If you do this try to keep your original home button and wiring, for then your Touch ID will still work. I accidentally cut the wire when taking apart so had to use the new home button. Connecting that is tricky as well, be sure you pay attention to how the old one was connected and use the adhesive-wire to keep it in place. Lots of delicate little connectors so don’t force things and take your time!!!
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EcoMainiac
> 3 dayMy daughter got her iPad when she was 2 years old. This is the third time i have replAced her screen and she will be turning 5 in a few months. I love this model of iPad because the LCD is not build into the glass - thus making the fix 15x cheaper. The first fix took me about 45 minutes so i could meticulously do it so i did it right. The second fix about the same This time it took me about 35 minutes total to complete, but had a few complications like dust and i had to un-install the manufacturer home button and re install it into the new screen. If you do this repair as is it wouldn’t take me longer than 25 minutes. BUT i take the extra time to disassemble the home buttons. ONLY the manufacturers button that matches your model number(unless otherwise replaced by Apple) will work with the fingerprint ID. ALL OFF PARTY BUTTONS will DISABLE this fingerprint function in the iPad. So this is an important step that is tedious and requires patience and extra glue. I bought a previous screen that had a like.. pattern to the glass? Maybe it was tempered? It was weird - this screen doesn’t have that and it is crystal clear. Shipping was PRIME - 2 day Definitely highly recommend.
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D. Treadway
> 3 dayGreat screen replacement if your lcd is not broken. Take your time and you can do it. This is the only replacement I have used that comes with tape to secure the screen. All tools are provided with the exception of a heat source. You need to heat your iPad to remove the old screen. Watch videos and be patient and this screen will do the trick.
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Cherokee doane
Greater than one weekI like that the screen works like it is supposed to, and it seems to be made of good material. However, I did not like the adhesive that comes on the screen as it does not stick very well and constantly tries to peel back up.
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Jonathan
> 3 dayGood quality digitizer. The only thing I have to add is remember if you plan on using the home button/ finger print reader that is included it becomes a normal home button. Apple syncs the original home button up with the logic board. So unless you have access to the official Apple repair software I would recommend using the old home button if possible
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Omar A.
Greater than one weekInstructions weren’t very good but YouTube is your friend here. Very easy to replace. Only issue is the adhesive isn’t the best but if you have a tight fitting shell case, put it on right away and let it sit in there for a few days. Better than spending over $100 at an electronics repair place.
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Absolom7
> 3 dayAdhesive sucks
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Mike B
> 3 daySeemed like good quality but there were no Instructions included. I emailed and they said to search YouTube. However it is hard to refer to a YouTube video while you are taking apart the iPad that you use for that. I spent four meticulous hours, and thought it went well and looked good, but my iPad was dead and is now in the trash. Worth a shot I guess, but ultimately a fail.