JPUNG Touch Screen Replacement for iPad 7th Generation 8th Generation Digitizer 10.2, Only for 7th 8th Gen A2197 A2198 A2200,A2270, A2428, A2429, A2430 with Home Button &Tool Repair Kit
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Brian Mixtacki
> 24 hourGood product, easy to install. the button had a little bit of an issue but they immediately sent me out a replacement after contacting them about it.
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Jose e
> 24 hourPoor Quality
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Efren Licon
> 24 hourBe careful with this screen. Once you installed, your ipad might not response same.
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Ryan. R
> 24 hourThis screen was a perfect fit , I am so glad it came with extra adhesive. Very pleased with outcome .
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Crista
> 24 hourBe prepared directions do not come with this. YouTube does have several tutorials on how to do it. You will also need some kind of heat accessory to help loosen the adhesive on original screen. You do have to have patience for sure.
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James C.
> 24 hourWorks great EZ to install, but have one waNot a licensed pro but I have replaced over 50 touch screen for tablets / iPads and cell phones for friends and friends of theirs. For the average consumer it is not hard. Use a hair dryer (if you do not have heat gun), business cards or playing cards, and watch screwdriver kit. **wear eye protection and gloves** Only warning I have is the home button finger print ID, will not work without the original finger print ID component on the home button cable. To fix the problem you will have to use tools for component replacement (Flux, soldering iron, solder, and microscope). Move the finger print ID component from the old home button cable to the new replacement screen. “Or”… If the old power button / cable are in great working condition, you can transfer them to the new replacement touch screen. You will need exacto knife and very strong glue. rning
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Elise McDowell
> 24 hourGreat quality and easy to install!
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Mao
> 24 hourEDIT: no oleophobic coating. First I would like to start off by saying that this screen came well packaged and included the necessary tools in order to replace my iPad 8 screen. I noticed when handling the screen, that it was much thinner than the original screen that came on the iPad. I didn’t really worry about it at the time, so I proceeded to install the screen. If you follow simple tutorials on youtube, this is going to be a walk in the park repair. When I went to close the device I pressed firmly around the edges to make sure the screen was aligned and sticking to the frame, but unfortunately it cracked when I was doing that. The screen itself is sturdy, but if you add too much force it will easily crack. Maybe I wasn’t being as careful, but it definitely a thinner display than the one that originally came on the iPad.
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kaw
> 24 hourBroke my lcd screen when the power button slid up after it was already installed
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Favian Wuckert MD
> 24 hourLove the price point of this product but it cracks more easily than anything I’ve ever seen. Assembly was easy but it was cracked within 24 hours of very light office use. Waste of money! Just bite the bullet and take it to a pro.