JPUNG for iPad Mini 1/iPad Mini 2 Screen Replacement,A1432 A1454 A1455 A1489 A1490, Touchscreen Digitizer (White), with Home Button, Full Repair Kit

Nice work very good

Good replacent digitizer with a decent set of tools. Excellent customer service. Some tips from my experience: - if you have not done this before, go to YouTube first and watch a video or two of the replacement process for your specific model. The included printed instructions are then helpful to keep track of the steps, but would not suggest relying on them alone. - the kit came with all basic tool. It includes glue to reattach the screen. I prefer double side tape for this, so consider getting some instead. - the iPad mini 1 has A LOT of screws and two strong magnets on one side that will attract the screws. If you’re missing a screw, check the magnets. - a tricky part is getting the digitizer’s ribbon cable under the LCD. Be patient and very gentle - again, watch a video that shows you how it’s done. Observe carefully how the cable is folded when you disassemble the original screen. - use the protective screen to pickup any dust or small glass pieces that might have stuck to the LCD before attempting to clean it with a wipe so you don’t scratch it. - don’t forget to remove then protective screen on the back of the digitizer as the last step before closing I bought this specific kit because I had a good previous experience with another JPUNG replacement kit. I had to contact them because parts of the digitizer were not working. They responded to my email within a few hours, where very nice, and most importantly resolved the issue.

No instructions and was not easy to install. We ended up watching YouTube videos, but couldn’t find it for this specific product. Our iPad was ruined because we cracked the LED screen. This may have happened anyway, but instructions for something like this are CRITICAL and should be easily provided or found.

Great price and has everything needed to replace damaged screen. Take your time and watch a youtube video on how to replace. Customer service is responsive and very helpful in answering any questions. I highly recommend JPUNG!

Screen is good tools do thr job well... Adhesive should even be called tape. Screen was falling off until I added another brand of 2 sided tape.

Very easy to install, the home button was preinstalled which saves a lot of time. It was a perfect fit and feels and functions just like the original.

I was surprised when I opened the kit to see how many tools actually come with the digitizer. It come with an adhesion glue to use as well. It also went on very easy (for me at least) Definitely a nice product if you’re looking to replace your screen (digitizer)

Great

Pretty easy. I had an iPad mini with a badly badly cracked/shattered screen. Unusable. Couldn’t track finger movement. I was quoted various prices from 150 to nearly 300 to have it repaired professionally either through OEM or third party. A refurbished model was only about a 100 bucks. So I decided to have a go if trying the repair myself for under 20 bucks. Mine probably went easier than most. My screen was so badly damaged, the glass literally just popped out. I didn’t have to fight to remove it at all. From there, just a handful of screws, and an electrical connection swap, and it was done. Start to finish less than 15 minutes. It works great. Just like new. Every movement is recorded perfectly everywhere on screen. I also had a “crunchy” home button before (it was a prize that was won, and when received, it had been purchased too long ago to be covered by warranty. The box had apparently been dropped, as there was already a small chip on screen and a small crack in LCD off to extreme side where it didn’t interfere with display or function, and home button was crunchy). The replacement glass came with new home button. So technically, this works better than when it was originally received. Also, I learned how easy it would be to swap the LCD screen out too for 40 bucks. Far easier to repair this little guy than I realized. After learning this, I’m appalled at the rip off level charging being done by OEM and aftermarket repair groups. A 15 to 17 dollar part (probably only 10 bucks when bought in bulk) and less than 20 minutes of work with a return of 200 to 300 dollar charge to end user. Disgraceful. These groups should be ashamed. Don’t get suckered. Try it yourself. It was really not that difficult. Just go slow, follow instructions, watch at least 2 different videos on it, and you can do this too.

Semi-easy and glued together fine