T Phael Black Digitizer Repair Kit for 2017 iPad 9.7(A1822, A1823) / iPad 5 iPad Air 1st Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement (Without Home Button) with Tools + PreInstalled Adhesive

Took about two hours to complete. The touchscreen beautiful! However, my home button will not activate the touchID.

This is one has worked out the best, husband had an easy time putting it on and it works great ! Definitely would recommend this one !

Overall a good product. Adhesive is a bit weak and was lifting on the side with ribbon cables. Added some extra adhesive i had from other repairs as well as a defender case to sandwich it all together and problem solved.

too bad. It cracks after 2 months

It cracked a soon as it on

It worked flawlessly. Just careful with the process. We used the heat gun on too high a heat, as the original glue was hard to loosen, and ended up wrecking the front camera. As well, we were a little too rough taking off the glass and wrecked the home button (you can add a home button to the touch screen through settings, so this isnt a big deal). But none of these things are the fault of the T Phael Black Digitizer Repair kit. Once we got the new digitizer on, our ipad was back to normal. Saved so much money compared to if we had sent it away. Totally worth purchasing this kit if you work for an institution like ours, educational, where we have many ipads and lots of them getting damaged. Im going to order more knowing the first replacement was a success.

The device starts acting up after about 4 days and then the touch response goes all over the place.

All around terrible. The packaging was pretty much the screen inside a cardboard box with a very thin layer of bubble wrap. Then the ribbon cables for the screen are longer then the original which caused the screen to raise and crack. Not to mention the adhesive is terrible. Youd be better off rubbing Elmers glue on it.

I waited 6 months to confirm that the screen continued to work properly after my self repair, and indeed it is. The repair is a little tricky in terms of removing the broken screen and then replacing the new one and tucking the connecting electronics back into the case of the iPad, but with some patience and a delicate touch, it can be successfully accomplished. You will need a small bit of strong double stick tape to adhere your touch ID home button back in place properly, but I had some on hand so it wasnt an issue. I am very happy with this purchase and its still working. Mission accomplished.

Everything went well.