Review on High-Quality Aiiworld Digitizer Replacement Touch Screen for iPad Air 1 A1474 A1475 A1476 – 9.7" Touch Panel Parts with Home Button, Camera Bracket, and Pre-Installed Adhesive (White) by Mario Bullard

Luckily my iPad Air screen didn't break. Only the outer glass of the touchscreen was broken. The cheaper part. The part purchased here so far works well and appears to be of good quality. However, there are no instructions at all and this prompted me to write this review so that others can avoid a mistake I made. Replacing the iPad Air Gen 1 touch glass wasn't difficult, but it was tiring. When removing the broken screen, be careful not to cut the antenna as shown in the figure. Removing the old screen with a utility knife made it easier to peel off the adhesive, but the large blade can accidentally cut. Retracting the cutting blade further reduces the chance of accidental cutting. The antennas are located in the lower-right and lower-left corners of the iPad. After installing the new touch screen, do not stick the screen yet. Use some clear tape to temporarily attach the new screen and use it for a while to make sure everything works. Much luck!