T Phael Black Touch Screen Digitizer for Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 - Glass Replacement Parts for T580 T585 SM-T580 SM-T585 2016 (Not Include LCD) with Tools Kit + Pre-Installed Adhesive

I didnt get to install it because I ordered the wrong one but the quality of the product and the quality of the told was pretty good and it came nicely packaged but i head to return it

Tablet

This has every thing needed to replace the touch screen on a Galaxy Tab A

Im very tech savvy for a mom and I was able to successfully take off the cracked screen and install the new one. However, without a how-to video with step by step I did make a few mistakes. 1. I almost removed the glass first without taking the case and back off to unplug the digitizer. 2. When I got to unplugging the digitizer, I didnt realize it was clipped so I broke off the flip fastener that was supposed to just be flipped up to remove the plug. I was able to successfully fix this issue, but the screen would not work without the fastener replaced. 3.The plastic edge around the edge is damaged due to me trying to pry the glass off by myself with no instruction. The product itself works as intended and functions great theres just not a lot of instructions on how to replace for regular people like me. However, I hope by sharing some of my mistakes Im able to help someone like me to be able to do this on their own.

Received item with glass broken. I am returning.

Missing pieces.

Yes, its truly perfect. However, its probably that way because I took this screen, with my Samsung Tab A and its broken screen, to the local repair shop. 30 minutes later and $40, my Tab A has a great, unbroken screen. Shh: this isnt the first time my tablet JUMPED off the bed and fell onto the floor...and, of course, it did that all by itself with no help from me. This screen kit is perfect; price seemed about right. For what its worth: Im not an idiot mechanically. However, the 1st time this happened, I was about to do the repair on my own. As I started, I realiZed that it IS possible to bust the tablet. Thats when I packed everything up and sought out someone who actually knew what he/she was doing.

I was able to replace the digitizer on my tablet. The screen was fine, so replacing the digitizer was all that was needed. Removing the broken glass was a pain. After cleaning off shards of the old glass from the rim, the new digitizer went on relatively easily. It was much cheaper than taking it to a repair shop.