🛠️ High-Quality T Phael Black Digitizer Repair Kit for iPad 9.7" 2018 iPad 6 6th Gen A1893 A1954: Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement with Home Button + Tools Review

This fixed my screen, the button was helpful as I couldn't keep the old Touch ID button away from the clutter of the first screen. After 3 weeks, my child's iPad screen cracked again. I don't know why it broke, it was kept in his backpack and he doesn't give me details. I re-ordered this replacement with the first set due to ease of installation/operation. If that second screen breaks I will look for another brand/cheaper price in the future. Maybe he's too rough with his iPad, I don't know.

You cannot use fingerprint ID when the home button is activated. You MUST use the original home button if you want to keep Touch ID. If you don't actually use the fingerprint scanner, the new home button works just fine. Installed and each part if the touch screen works properly. Go slow, do it right, and everything will work out. People who can't use half of their screen did something wrong, broke something, or didn't fully plug in cables. After 2 months the screen is still working and looking

after very careful installation it seems to be working well, the product looks good, the packaging was excellent and the quality is evident. The only problem was that after a week or so I noticed that the touchscreen was failing, I had certain spots on the iPad where the touch sensitivity wasn't working properly and it wouldn't respond unless you applied significant pressure Worse still, now there are a few spots on the ipad where it doesn't respond at all, i have to flip the screen to make it…

Let me first say that this installation is very difficult, especially if yours is badly damaged. I wish you luck if you try. The digitizer was well packaged and included all the tools. However, they require warmth. The included adhesive tapes were good enough to hold it in place. I ordered the one with the home button in case the existing one breaks. I tried replacing the original but the metal bracket was wrong and the button didn't click. He tried all means possible but couldn't get it to…

Reading the instructions was really annoying. We watched a few videos on YouTube and followed them. To be honest it's a lot easier to understand. We watched about 4 or 5 videos and none of them say to disconnect the battery (the instructions do). This is very important, otherwise the backlight fuse may blow. I feel like the instructions should say this in big bold red letters. Took us about 3-4 hours from start to finish. It took the first hour to turn off the screen. It was so badly broken…

This glass and touchscreen replacement gets the job, but it's definitely not an easy job. Note that the preinstalled button makes things a bit easier, but if you want your Touch ID to work, you'll need to keep and use your old button (and replace it with the button attached to this new glass). The main difficulties I found during installation are as follows: 1. Removing native glass is always difficult. This is not a glass replacement issue, but an inevitable feature of the iPad. Wear safety…