Review on 🔧 Touch Screen Replacement Parts Digitizer Glass Assembly for iPad 2 + WIFI Antenna Cable - Fixcracked (Black) by William Wiley

I cracked the screen of an old iPad 2. It's okay, it was time for an upgrade, wasn't it?! No, Apple is releasing a new iPad soon, so even the latest tablet isn't worth that much if you can find it (AT&T didn't have inventory). Anyway, I want the latest version but my old iPad was in need of repair in the meantime. The story is over. This kit came like a dream, about an hour later. My old screen broke into pieces and it really was all work. Once removed, installing a new screen is easy. Be sure to peel off the protective plastic film from the back of the new screen before attaching it. I missed it at a glance and didn't read the warning about it. main point; There is a small clamp clip that holds the band clamp connection to the screen. I was able to remove the ribbon cable and install the new cable well enough wrong. Installed a new screen and touch didn't work. I removed the new screen with no problem and targeted the connection following helpful advice from another customer. In short, read the instructions that came with the new screen, look up the clues on YouTube and it's actually not difficult to replace. The garage charges about $150. Due to the vintage quality of my iPad, there was no point in spending that kind of money. I also contacted the seller directly when I had a problem with the touch screen and after a few hours they asked me for help again but I already figured it out. Last words; With the right tools and some mechanical skills, this wasn't difficult. I have both The iPad can be damaged during the screen removal process, rendering the device unusable through no fault of this seller if precautions are not taken.