T Phael White Digitizer Repair Kit for iPad 9.7 2018 iPad 6 6th Gen A1893 A1954 Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement with Home Button + Tools

The screen works as expected, it just it did not came with instructions. COME ON!!!!!

To start.. There was no instructions. I did take the old screen off, with YouTube videos, i was able to get this done. Worst part is scrapping the glass off. The medal part bent on my first try. I had to be very careful applying pressure.

Home button didnt work at all, top half of screen works as a touch, but you cant swipe with it. DO NOT BUY. I know its cheap, but just go buy OEM or from a reputable place.

Screen was easy to stick in thanks to the adhesive strips, and the tiny toolkit was a nice bonus. The digitizer connectors had a satisfying snap when installing compared to other brands. I wish the home button was clickier - the one I received was on the mushy side.

I installed this for one of the iPads at my work so that my managers didnt have to pay a shop to fix the screen or buy a whole new tablet. Obviously the more damaged the screen the harder it will be to remove. However, this screen comes with a home button, which is actually annoying if you didnt break the one on the original screen. You WILL lose touch ID and the button feels super cheap. The included adhesive is next to useless and fell off after a week of use. Overall, this is really not worth the money. Seriously, spend an extra 20 dollars to get a decent screen. (all the tools are nice though :D )

4 out of 5 stars because they didn’t mention the fingerprint ID sensing part of the button doesn’t work. I’m sorry, it’s mentioned just way down in a section towards the bottom of the page. Outside of that it’s very easy to install, packaged very well, fits great, and works exactly as it should minus the Touch ID doesn’t work.

The first one I ordered was defective. So I ordered a second because I didn’t have tome to make a claim. The second one is defective in the exact same way.

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The instructions were really annoying to read. We watched a few YouTube videos and followed those instead. Honestly much easier to understand. We watched about 4 or 5 videos and not one of them said to unplug the battery (the instructions do). It is very important that you do so or you could blow a backlight fuse. I feel like the instructions should list this in big bold red letters. This took us about 3-4 hours to do from beginning to end. The first hour was spent trying to get the screen off. It was so badly shattered that we had to keep flaking off small pieces and it took forever. Then we took our time disassembling it because we didn’t want to mess anything up. After doing one, I bet it could be cut in half the time or less. The screen has weird lines in it when it’s off, but I don’t notice it while it’s turned on. It’s been replaced for about 5 days now and it works so great! There are no ghost touches or any sign of delayed or sensitive responses. I took my iPhone to a store to replace a broken screen and it is so sensitive and it drives me crazy. I paid way less for this iPad screen (of course having to do it myself), but this screen works way better than the replacements at a repair shop. I’ll update if anything changes, but so far so good!!