Black Touch Screen Digitizer Repair Kit for iPad 9.7 2018 iPad 6 6th Gen A1893 A1954 Front Glass Replacement (Without Home Button,not Include LCD) +Pre-Installed Adhesive + Tools

Opened it and the screen was already crack I’m highly upset

Worked good but did not come with adhesive for the home button

Ended up not adhering correctly and after several attemps the digitizer ended up getting damaged. Now I need a new ipad.

Was fixing the screen for a friend on two of her iPads and these fit perfectly on hers to be able to replace the broken screens! Definitely recommend this product!

Installs easy, just not a top of the line replacement screen. does work ok

One side of digitizer not working properly after 2 months installed.

You can visually see the digitizer grid making the rest of the products quality and experience not really relevant. If you can accept the horrible quality digitizer, the rest of the product and the kit that it comes with it is of expected quality. The tape that is used is a very low quality tape compared to Apples low surface energy tape that is required for a proper install. The thickness is off making the screen never fully settle into place after install and over time sinks under the lip of the aluminum housing. *** Warning to buyer*** With all this said, if you are not a seasoned professional with fixing these types of issues you are going to hate this experience and not know the deal-breaking repercussions of very minor mistakes (which you may not even notice you are making). ***Note to seller*** Please skip the tools and invest that money in making a better digitizer!!

Tools very useful

I have replaced numerous iPad and phone screens. Many feel cheap, but the work. This digitizer is probably the worst I have used. Multiple areas a barely work, and you have to press to the point of bowing the digitizer for it to respond. Not worth the money since it doesn’t work like it should.

Removing the broken touch screen was more difficult than I anticipated. You must focus heat from a hairdryer on the work area while attempting, CAREFULLY, to separate the broken, fragmented screen from the iPad frame. Unfortunately, in my case. and likely many others, the shards from the broken screen damaged a delicate connector, requiring additional parts. Unless youre experienced in performing tedious tasks, its probably better to have a specialty shop perform the repair. Complications that I faced (severed connector) would be much more easily handled by an experienced individual working in a shop with an array of parts.