Prokit for Black iPad Mini Touch Screen Digitizer Complete Assembly with IC Chip & Home Button Replacement with SlyPry Opening Tool kit

Ive replaced digitizers on several iPads without any issues. That being said. I took everything apart i tested the screen before securing it like you should. Worked good. Secured everything down got everything together worked good for 2 days. Then the screen will randomly move around on its own. Disappointed but you get what you pay for. Some will work some wont.

Shipped and arrived fast, fit perfect and works great

Went together easy but wouldnt stay adhered to the IPAD

Not very good quality at all. To start off, it doesnt recognize my touch in certain spots of the screen. Very annoying when you have to click something multiple times just to get it to recognize. The other main flaw about this product is the glue/adhesive. Its pretty much like double sided scotch tape, useless for this kind of task. On every side my screen is coming up leaving it up so dust and anything else can get between the glass and LCD. Im no amateur when it come to replacing screens on phones and iPads. I know what Im doing when it comes to this kind of stuff. Hope this review helped.

excelente

Worked perfectly, the included tools helped though you may need a second set of hands to hold the screen up at certain points. Only issue was with the adhesive not being sticky enough after install and the screen popping up in places at times

Great screen! Easy to install and works as intended.

It’s really bad quality. It works for 10 mins then shutdown

Digitizer is just the part I needed for my mini 2. Problem is that it has a dead zone and doesnt work at all where the p is on the keyboard in portrait mode. The screen itself is very rough to the touch, nothing like the original apple coating on their digitizer. Ill have to get a screen protector with a proper coating on it and hope the digitizer dead zone doesnt become a bigger problem. It came with a wet wipe to clean the digitizer and presumably the screen before you put it back together, but it was bone dry and useless.

Well worth the money. I wish I would’ve taken pics but I was too excited to get our iPad mini Gen 1 fixed. It had spiderweb cracks on all corners so I didn’t have any use for the suction cups, but from the start I was very happy with the quality and sturdiness of the tools. The screen was clean and safely guarded in its packaging (I prime shipped as well) My only comment on the tools was the wet pad was actually dry, so those weren’t of any use but I have my own so not an issue, plus easy to find ways to clean an LCD. I used a regular 10$(Walmart) Connair hair dryer to remove the original screen. I flipped through different YouTube videos till I found the one I like the best, I suggest you do the same, some people are more monotone or lengthy. I’m a bit techy so I went along with it, pausing as I got behind, but you should definitely watch and rewatch before opening anything up if you aren’t as comfortable with small device repair. I’d read about the glue strips not sticking, and bought additional tape, but so far everything is solid. I will mention, I used Q tips and nail polish to ensure all borders were clean, but I’m not telling anyone else to do that. I did put the iPad into a otter box LIKE case so I think that also helped the glue dry nice and snug. Overall, quality product and tools, going on a week with the expected responsiveness this ancient thing can give. The product itself is easy to install, IPad repair techniques are definitely more advanced.